Sentence examples for take comfy from inspiring English sources

Take Comfy Shoes Annapolis is 220 miles southwest of New York City and 25 miles east of Washington.

If clothes make the man, I'll take a comfy pair of chinos any day.

(Sorry, I'm a fan of graphic design, but I'll take a comfy seat over the "Ted" logo any day of the week).

"People are all too willing to take the comfy job rather than get out on the cutting edge of diplomacy," said Dennis Hays, a former ambassador to Suriname and a veteran of several hardship assignments.

My wife is amazing when it comes to the evening routine: take a bath, comfy comfy, sing songs, story-time, sleepy sleepy.

Take your comfiest blanket and lay down with it on top of you.

A... reasonably... priced... wine?" – baffled by the entire idea of paying for and drinking a unit of alcohol, and then they sit and settle into their chairs, and they wiggle their bottoms and get comfy, and they take a single sip of alcohol and say: ah.

Somewhere after making his debut – alongside Pharrell Williams – in Surrounded by Idiots, Timbaland got the keys to a proper studio to hone his craft, and this 1996 track is his real coming-out – a raunchy, horndogging, lowrider of a track that takes the comfy porch-step beats of early 90s rap and straightens them out, placing them into rigid arrangements with plenty of space between everything.

Take your time to set yourself up and get comfy.

If you're flying from say, San Francisco to Los Angeles, why would you want to mess around with an airline when you could take a nice comfy private jet there?

Yep, sadly, it's the time to take off those comfy warm PJs and yank on the itchy school uniform.