"The original idea was to make this place cosy for working," says Motor, highlighting the industrial logic behind these works, which are normally off-limits to museum-goers and require special advance arrangements to see.
Granted, the Bayer dressing room is not the cosiest of working environments.
The difference — beyond the relative cheapness of online learning vs the high costs of face-to-face tuition — is that this initiative aligns with the government's current economic and jobs priorities, and benefits from a snug (some might say 'cosy') working relationship with industry players who have a need for the type of skilled staff it aims to turn out.
Over the years, Corrie has been accused of showing a "kitchen-sink" view of the world, an "outdated and cosy" image of working class life with too few ethnic minority characters.
In a globalised era in which British criminals have no finesse, no class and no vision, Britons somehow convince themselves that the Kray twins were a monolithic criminal organisation operating out of their mum's cosy working-class house in East London, or that the twins were beloved by the ol' East End, gawd luv 'em.
Understandably, those whose cosy arrangements suddenly stop working aren't happy.
Round 14: ch1, turn the cosy and work in the opposite direction.
The company is staying extra lean working out of "cosy" New York office to make sure it doesn't burn through its undisclosed volume August 2011 Series A from Accel, RRE Ventures, Greycroft Partners, Lerer Ventures, as well as past funding from angels like Dave Morin and Dustin Moskovitz.
TV presenter Kate Humble is offering guests the chance to stay in a cosy shepherd's hut on her working farm in Monmouthshire.
THE working world was much cosier in 1980.
