Sentence examples for cosy to be from inspiring English sources
It's thinking beyond that home market though, and says it already has approval for Cosy to be used in any EU country.
But – notwithstanding that several profiles of him in the US press describe him as a "comedian" – what he's being asked to do is too reverent, too cosy to meaningfully be considered comedy.
There is no cosy puzzle to be solved, no happy ending.
Likewise, the relationship between journalists and police has fundamentally shifted: indeed, it is so far from being cosy as to be on occasion unworkable (which may be the lesser of two evils).
Downton Abbey is a post-watershed drama, but one in which the content of most episodes is cosy enough to be shown at 11 in the morning, which introduces the additional regulatory factor of the reasonable expectations of an audience.
WHAT could be cosier than to be a chosen institutional investor handed a stake in a company whose initial public offering (IPO) of shares promptly goes to a delicious premium?
One of the less sophisticated books suggests projects for making "winter bunting" and a "mug cosy", the latter to be fashioned from buttons, sequins and an old sock.
Some might believe - in the spirit of Wikileaks - that it would be better for what some see as a cosy Westminster club to be smashed so that the public can hear everything for themselves.
Yet the hawkish rightwing Indian regime these ministers are cosying up to is, with even greater irony, appropriating Gandhi to sanitise its own sectarian past.
But this cosy scene was soon to be shattered.
