cosy造句怎么写

Many young men in his position would lead a cosy life, but young Banks had an appetite for knowledge .

It was all designed to soften her image, to give her the appeal of a cosy housewife.

Big Bang in 1986 blasted open a cosy London Stock Exchange, abolishing restrictive practices and opening the way to a creative free-for-all.

"In Chinese history, patriots such as Qu Yuan and Dr Sun Yat Sen were not loyal to the country because they had been given a cosy life."

In every joy filled and cosy day, ice cream cakes not only bring you the exquisite fragrance of milk essence but a deep lasting flavor.

WHEN the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) took power last month, it declared an end to the cosy relationship between business and government that has long prevailed in Japan.

He lives in a cosy little room.

Rumei: I'm crazy about my new sweatsuit. It's very soft and cosy.

The soft felt surface makes it a pleasure for fingers to tip - a cosy keyboard.

Look for a cosy or lively place for dinner among the many traditional restaurants, bars, cafes and boutiques.

It's a lovely bright room with a wood burner in it which makes it super cosy in winter.

They collude behind closed doors. They decide who can join their cosy clubs and expect the rest of the world to obey the instructions they hand down.

They suspect that their real crime is to threaten a cosy status quo, in which a half-dozen big law firms advise on the Brazilian end of most big deals.

I made a super cute tea cosy out of a recycled wool blanket.

Situated on level 4, and adjacent to the indoor swimming pool is our cosy landscaped pool Garden cafe.

In Chinese history, patriots such as Qu Yuan and Dr Sun Yat Sen were not loyal to the country because they had been given a cosy life,on the contrary, the country only brought them humiliation and suffering.

The couple always dreamed of building a cosy nest for themselves.

That is because Asian capitalism has been too cosy.

Mums look for cosy niches - jobs they can manage without too much strain on the family, for which they still take the bulk of responsibility.