Sentence examples for equally cosy from inspiring English sources

Equally venerable, equally cosy and equally untroubled by the attentions of an interior designer, it's a serious old-school Italian.

And now it offers an equally cosy place to rest your head, with the opening of the city's smallest hotel: one beautifully furnished room above the café.

Overseen by Bocuse d'Or winner Rasmus Kofoed and chef Nicolai Nørregaard, Kadeau Copenhagen is the sister restaurant to the equally cosy Kadeau Bornholm, located on Bornholm, a Danish island south of Copenhagen in the Baltic Sea.

Way's writing has a lightness about it that works delightfully with Chloe Lamford's ravishing set design which depicts equally effectively the early cosy domesticity as it does the different seasons Gerda must travel through to find her childhood friend Cei who has gone off with the icy nightmare that is the Snow Queen.

I originally bought it for me and the cat, so when two dogs and a tall man moved in, it became a much more cosy – but still equally delightful – proposition.

It panders to a cosy lie, that everyone is equally able to create worthwhile art.

A cosier room at Mimbeau, with equally commanding views, has just opened.

Intended to keep pilots cosy at high altitudes, it will be equally welcome in inclement British weather.

The cosy Fitzwilliam Arms in Marholm (thatched roof, real ales and eclectic wine list) and the equally atmospheric Golden Pheasant in Etton make for particularly fortifying pit stops with child-friendly gardens to boot.

Cedilla, which is set in the late 1960s and early 70s, sees the teenage John escape from the bedroom, from the cosy stagnation of suburban Buckinghamshire and from the twin strangleholds of almost constant medical supervision and equally ubiquitous maternal attention.

For example, in spring 2011 local tagging hero Laser 3.14 (equally loved and despised throughout town) brought his spray-painted poetry and vibrant, dystopian canvases to the gallery's cosy new space, which is situated (somewhat ironically) on the ground floor of a typically gabled Amsterdam house.