Sit comfortably.

Sit comfortably.

He lives comfortably.

They lived comfortably.

I slept comfortably last night.

I want to live comfortably.

I want to live comfortably when I become old.

Her higher salary will allow her to live comfortably.

The newspapers reported that after the surgery she was resting comfortably.

That intimate relationship did not always coexist comfortably with empirical science.

Open files comfortably via dialog or specify files on the command line.

No matter how cold it is outside, the rooms are comfortably heated.

I make enough money for the both of us to live comfortably.

And the only way you can walk comfortably is by getting in step.

The accusation is meant to suggest that the Church cannot live comfortably with a pluralist democracy.

In this cloud, I can see that nationalists and democrats co exist comfortably, although criticizing each other.

The Japanese still live comfortably, better by one third than the South Koreans, thanks to their past investments.

The Egypt Israel peace treaty has kept Egypt comfortably neutralized, freeing the US to commit its strategic resources elsewhere.

Even the most exposed countries handled the last round of financial shocks, in May and June 2006, relatively comfortably.

Like the bear that learned to fill his stomach comfortably, they feel satisfied to be entertained without having to exert themselves.

When boys sit, there s casual masculine insouciance radiating from them hands crossed over the chest authoritatively, or legs spread comfortably apart.

Instead, the question to ask is whether the reserves can comfortably service the public and private sectors debt denominated in foreign currencies.

You can write the equations of the core theories of physics known as the standard model quite comfortably on a T shirt.

Oblonsky crumpled his starched napkin and pushed a corner of it inside his waistcoat, then, with his arms comfortably on the table, attacked the oysters.

On top of all this, for the first time in decades, the growth of international trade no longer comfortably exceeds the growth of global output.

As Simon Johnson suggests in his book 13 Bankers, we should break up the mega banks into smaller parts that can comfortably be allowed to fail.

With net public sector debt forecast to remain at or below 33 of GDP for the foreseeable future, this rule will most likely be comfortably met

How many Venezuelans spend months separated from their families, trying to settle down, so that they can send for their wife and kids to immigrate comfortably?

So, I walked very comfortably to this missionary school that was run by an American missionary, and the first thing the American missionary gave me was a candy.

They don't know the language of face contact, the non verbal and verbal set of rules that enable you to comfortably talk to somebody else, listen to somebody else.

Hunger is not a new phenomenon, but as long as the rural poor endure it in silence, as they have for a long time, governments can comfortably ignore it.

Mirzayeva receives 230 Manat (around the same sum in euros) per month as her pension, which in a local context is an amount on which one can live comfortably.

Influenced by the Croatian self help book, Financial Rebirth, she considers canceling the credit card, so she would no longer pay interest on things she can comfortably live without.

Big states comfortably co exist with small states in the US because America has a bicameral system in which the House of Representatives is based on population, but each state elects two members of the Senate.

The pro Kurdish HDP, with around 13 of the vote, comfortably crossed the 10 threshold required for parliamentary representation for the first time, while the CHP Republican People's Party (25 ) and the MHP nationalists (16.3 ) also entered the parliament.

I mean, architects have been thinking about these ideas for a long time. What we need to do now, develop things that can scale to those 300 million Chinese people that would like to live in the city, and very comfortably.

So, sitting face to face across the Zambian president s dining table, it was just the two of us, for an hour or more, chatting away comfortably about everything from United Nations sanctions to the end of the Cold War to our children s careers.

So, if the exit is small, even the faintest whiff of smoke can trigger a stampede. But if the exit looks comfortably large, the public will be much more likely to remain calm, even if parts of the room are already filling with smoke.

Even the most exposed countries handled the last round of financial shocks, in May and June 2006, relatively comfortably. Instead, the problem this time around is one that relatively calm times have helped reveal the predicted benefits of financial globalization are nowhere to be seen.

Hunger is not a new phenomenon, but as long as the rural poor endure it in silence, as they have for a long time, governments can comfortably ignore it. Food riots by urban populations, on the other hand, threaten what governments care about the most their legitimacy.

National Elections are approaching, maybe most of the people do not feel it that close, but it is important to think and wisely decide who would we rather grant power to, who will just comfortably sit there, with good salaries, to choose and decide for EVERYONE else

Both economies have experienced currency crises within recent memory South Korea in 1997 1998 and Brazil in 1999 and both subsequently took steps to increase their financial resilience. They reduced inflation, floated their currencies, ran external surpluses or small deficits, and, most importantly, accumulated mountains of foreign reserves (which now comfortably exceed their short term external debts).