The space seemed snug and close, filled with a sweet, gentle perfume.
With tuxedo and bow tie, he came onstage for a rare New York performance at the Supper Club on Thursday night as part of the JVC Jazz Festival and seemed snug in his own geometry of ritual: he kissed his watch, brushed his gray mustache, touched his ear.
For the nearly one million first-time visitors to Japan and South Korea who will soon begin arriving for the 2002 soccer World Cup, the two Asian hosts might seem as snug and similar a pair as, say, Spain and Portugal.
The fit of the device was a bit odd and didn't seem as snug in my ears even compared to the AirPods; I may need some more time with them in order to make a full judgment call, but they didn't seem like something I would wear while going for a run.
Although the acoustics evoke a jailhouse and the waitstaff calls the bar "the lounge," in most respects Mas seems as snug and tidy as you'd expect a mas to be.
That fit seems particularly snug in "The Sunshine Boys," which starred Jack Albertson as Willie Clark in its original 16-month run on Broadway; Walter Matthau was nominated for a best actor Academy Award as Clark in the 1975 film adaptation, while George Burns won a supporting Oscar as Lewis.
This is partly a matter of practice and experience, so don't give up if your first few attempts at knitting seem a bit snug.
You can summon a waiter by flipping a wall switch, or head to the eighteen-hundreds, where barmen in snug vests seem to be performing closeup magic with jiggers.
It all seems nice and snug now but, I can assure you, it was anything but this morning.
I can't seem to get mine nice and snug.
