Sentence examples for cozy terms from inspiring English sources

Leonardo was soon on cozy terms with Louis XII's occupying force, earning unspecified "obligations to His Majesty the King of France".

In reality, he is a central part of a remarkably well-oiled machine in which the top officials of nearly every ministry went to the same exclusive French universities (his was the prestigious École Nationale d'Administration) and are all on cozy terms that facilitate easy dialogue.

But during the last decade's buyout boom, according to newly released e-mails in a civil lawsuit accusing them of collusion, the two firms appeared to be on much cozier terms.

In the past three weeks I've been into my local branch so often to inquire about the institution's health that now we are on cozy first-name terms.

Today, the Louisiana Bucket Brigade issued a statement saying local groups are urging President Obama to make good on his vow to end what the President last Friday termed "cozy relationships" between the oil industry and federal regulators.

"They like to be in little refugia," Mr. Schuler said, describing in intimate-sounding terms the cozy coves and sheltered niches where mussels love to hide.

Submitters and traders sat in earshot of each other in London, forming what authorities termed a "cozy ring".

Critics say it's more of the same out of an Obama administration that in the first term had a cozy relationship with corporate patrons. .

And despite rumors in the Dublin press of a cozy rapport between buyer and seller, the terms of the deal were not cut and dried, Mr. Rafferty said.

Drilling on campus gives a whole new meaning to "frackademia", a term coined to underscore the cozy ties between Big Gas and institutions of higher learning.

Mr. Willkie of Brown Harris Stevens says buyers want "security -- not in terms of guards, but in terms of well-being: cozy, warm, homey things, like fireplaces -- and quiet".