Sentence examples for cosy you know from inspiring English sources
The internet wasn't always this cosy, you know.
The idea of living in a cosy little town, where you know everyone and they all know you, where you can't walk down the street without someone saying a cheery hello.
Architecture and frivolity are not the cosiest of partners, but you know you're in Britain when you stumble across an absurdity like a house perched on top of a 60ft tower (Thorpeness's House in the Clouds), or the Rushton Triangular Lodge (the work of a 16th-century aristo obsessed with the number three).
You know the kind: "cosy knits"; "cashmere"; "chunky knits"; "wool-lined ankle boots"; "Ali MacGraw in Love Story"; yada yada yada, rearrange in any order you please.
Take a look at the surroundings of what you know of as my cosy clique (Figure 3).
A night in a cosy Nepali teahouse loses some of its charm when you know the rock walls around you have only just been rebuilt, and the hefty beams over your head are still splintered right through.
Consequently, the offerings from Barclays and the Co-Op are largely very similar, meaning your choice may be most easily decided by who you currently bank with – if you're already cosy with one, it may be simpler to apply with who you know.
