Sentence examples for getting too cozy from inspiring English sources

An electric buzzer keeps the piece from getting too cozy.

Some of its conservative shareholders have accused the company of getting too cozy with the administration.

Some big-hearted evangelicals have recently reached out to Mormons with genuine understanding, but they must now fend off charges of getting too cozy with Satan's minions.

"I'm very suspicious of a company that has tons of private data getting too cozy with the drug or biotech industry," he said.

But if it appears to be getting too cozy with Motorola, Google risks upsetting other mobile phone makers like HTC and Samsung, who build some of the most popular smartphones and tablets running on Android.

Zoë isn't exactly a conventional heroine, and the mistake she makes in getting too cozy with the female bodyguard of a volatile criminal almost proves fatal — in an amusing way, however.

Of course, the opposing camps haven't gotten too cozy.

Before you get too cozy, consider this: although too little sleep can be deadly, too much of it can be even more deadly.

With the exception of Landon Donovan, David Beckham and maybe Edson Buddle, no one should get too cozy in LA.

A bigger concern may be the reaction of the left if Kuczynski gets too cozy with his former rival.

Times readers deserve to be assured that journalists don't get too cozy with the P.R. professionals who strive to influence coverage.