Sentence examples for staying cosy from inspiring English sources

"When he was forced to choose between honouring his promises to the victims of years of press abuses or staying cosy with the owners of Conservative supporting newspapers, he chose the press barons".

An igloo's entrance has to sit below the sleeping platform so the cold air sinks and the space stays cosy.

And now he says he wants Turkey to join the European Union, stay cosy with the United States, and stick to a huge fiscal-reform package being financed by the IMF.

The absence of collar-points means this feels less clearly like power-dressing – but on the other hand, by negating the need for a messy scarf, it lets you stay cosy while keeping the silhouette sleek.

If you're visiting the Lake District, North York Moors or Yorkshire Dales national parks, you will find heaps of useful information on where to stay, cosy pubs, budget restaurants, family days out and much more in our county guides.

Stay at cosy Honey Pot Cottage in the hamlet of Outgate, just a mile away, and you'll be able to call this place your local.

Yeltsin's moment Reprints Related items European bank mergers: Sharpening the knivesApr 26th 2007This is partly because European banks, understandably, like staying in their cosy, less-than-competitive home markets: customers are more likely to divorce than switch banks.

Sometimes it may be more dignified to stay within the cosy confines of the internet.

Guests will stay in a "cosy" cottage on the site and enjoy a "delicious dinner" before spending the evening relaxing by the fireside.

TV presenter Kate Humble is offering guests the chance to stay in a cosy shepherd's hut on her working farm in Monmouthshire.

stay in a cosy B&B with large picture windows so you can always keep an eye out for the aurora.