Sentence examples for rather cozy from inspiring English sources

It always struck me as a sort of rather cozy British affair.

"She made it a regular gallery," David recalled last week, sitting in his rather cozy office, on the fifty-sixth floor at 30 Rockefeller Plaza.

Representative Lois Capps, Democrat of California, said the veto showed that Mr. Bush "would rather cozy up to his friends in the insurance industry than improve access to health care for seniors and those with disabilities".

Bernstein did what was required of her -- more than many other sideline or game reporters who would rather cozy up to a coach rather than treat him as any other public official.

The implications for both online media and consumer e-commerce could be significant, given that pundits have said for years that people would much rather cozy up on the couch with a catalog than perch in front of a desktop computer browsing through product images.

Anam Semiconductor and Amkor Technology operate a world apart, but they enjoy a rather cozy relationship.

For example, Livingstone annoyed many local communities by getting rather too cozy with property developers and the corporate chain stores.

The off-white walls and white furniture are cool rather than cozy, but the Provençal-style décor is calming, and the restaurant is popular in the morning among local business people as well as hotel guests.

Something tall and very cool rather than cozy, of course.

"Most tax evasion or avoidance schemes begin in accounting firms right here at home, and if the media was truly interested in informing citizens rather than cozying up with corruption to make their lives more comfortable, they'd start digging into US accounting firms".

It is cozy rather than cavernous and more upscale.