Sentence examples for cozy days from inspiring English sources

The cozy days of the "reset" were evidently over.

The timing is a coincidence, but some see a link: The BBC, which thrived in the cozy days when there were only a handful of channels, is struggling to adapt to the digital era.

Governor Hickenlooper had a few particularly cozy days with the oil and gas industry the other week.

"Happy birthday mom, I sure do miss you and the cozy days," a captioned photo of Fisher cuddled with the French bulldog reads.

Or, for that matter, that I don't long for the cozy days I spent with my boys just watching them go under the sprinkler at the playground or fixing them tuna sammys.

We begin by asking, "In an era of 'You tweet me, and I'll blurb you,' are novelists too cozy these days?

After a cozy Easter Day dinner in April, John Mocho, co-owner of Rt66 Internet, was showing his son and grandson how to upload family photos to his wife's Web site.

Naming her Little Ms. Karma, the pooch enjoyed a cozy couple of days on Meat Loaf's tour before finding a new home with one of the crew members on Saturday.

It had been a cozy winter's day in Houston — a hundred and seven degrees, and the humidity was down to ninety-four per cent.

Some, however, have praised Mr. Lawsky's aggressiveness in this case and others as a refreshing change from the days when cozy regulators had a soft touch with Wall Street.

Most days, their cozy dining room is crowded with an unlikely mix: silver-haired women in flowery dresses, from nearby towns; groups of young guys getting off from work; and extended families, crammed into booths, initiating the youngest into the herring clan.