Sentence examples for getting cosy with from inspiring English sources

The former stand to gain the most by getting cosy with the banks.

You'll be as likely to find modernist architecture meeting ancient myth as the Smurfs getting cosy with the similarly stocking-capped philosopher, Heidegger.

They're right in the heart of the town, a two minute stumble from the pub, just round the corner from many restaurants (and wine merchants Magma's if you fancy getting cosy with a bottle and some oysters).

Ali Catterall There's nothing so showy as the PM getting cosy with a pig in this, the first of three new standalone stories from Charlie Brooker; rather, it's a sad and pensive look at love and loss, with that necessary dystopian twist.

As every half-competent officer must surely know, the more the public loses trust in you, the harder your job gets – assuming you take it as read that the job is the prevention and detection of crime, as opposed to getting cosy with useful journalists or maximising perks.

It has been getting cosy with Songkick.

On the romantic front, you can get cosy with your main squeeze or, if you have designs on someone, make your move.

Our apocalypses have been getting cosier for quite a while, with enough downtime amid the brimstone for celebrity encounters (Zombieland), unlikely romance (Seeking a Friend for the End of the World ), and growth opportunities for the James Franco brand (This is the End).

The article 'How to get cosy in Copenhagen' was published in partnership with Lonely Planet.

Taking artists from different musical worlds and putting them together with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and saying, 'let's get cosy, let's make some music'.

But this is no time to get cosy.