Sentence examples for somewhere cosy from inspiring English sources

However, to make the most of a break at this time of year, preparation is key – not least finding somewhere cosy to stay.

It seems ironic that I've picked somewhere so cosy to leave my comfort zone.

Falling somewhere between cosy, friendly and chilled-out, it's a word that's difficult to translate: every Dane instinctively understands it, but they'll struggle to explain it.

It takes us somewhere safe and cosy and simple.

Somewhere that's actually cosy, and not just saying cosy as an synonym for small?

I dined on haggis and ale before retiring to my cosy bed somewhere slightly north of Watford Junction.

I'm writing this in Eastbourne, by the seaside, and although it's lovely to come back to somewhere that's so cosy, things are always a bit different when the Williams sisters are around.

In fact the only thing missing from these bright, light, interconnected floors are cosy reading rooms – somewhere removed from the endless through-traffic of visitors pouring up the rotunda.

At home we have a choice whether we eat in cosy clutter or spartan simplicity or somewhere between the two.

Back somewhere in England, the fires were burning in cosy rooms; in fancy I heard laughter and the thousand melodies of reunion on Christmas Eve.

Therefore our belting out of Get Down and its ilk somewhere on the A3 signifies something special: a time before my cosy family world was rocked irrevocably.