Preposition: on

• ball: Shaun C came on at center half and looked very comfortable on the ball.

Modifies a noun

• lounge: Clients are invited into the comfortable lounge to discuss their ideas informally.

• seating: Comfortable seating abounds in the cockpit, complimented by a full wet bar.

• sofa: Comfortable sofas, plasma TV screens, bathroom floor inlaid with blue pebbles.

• surroundings: Clients are invited to browse at their leisure in comfortable surroundings.

• accommodation: Comfortable high standard accommodation, evening meals optional, Separate Licensed bar.

• victory: Full time A comfortable victory leaves Liverpool perched on top of the group, looking down on Chelsea.

Modifying Another Word

• supremely: All have been exquisitely designed down to the last detail to be a feast for the senses as well as supremely comfortable.

• extremely: Women's Tech Base Brief A wicking and fast drying brief, extremely comfortable next to the skin as part of a layering system.

• surprisingly: The seat suspension was again set fairly soft and was surprisingly comfortable over these surfaces.

• exceptionally: The Ellaroo Sling spreads out well over the shoulder and across the back making for an exceptionally comfortable carry.

Infinitive complement

• wear: The internal face fabric is comfortable to wear next to the skin.

Used with adjective complement

• feel: We desire an indoor climate in which we feel comfortable - warm enough in winter, cool in summer.

• seem: Promoting his new album, Jacket Full of Danger, Green seems comfortable with his enduring cult status.

• look: England didn't start well but they looked more comfortable after Michael Owen had scored his first goal.

• become: Credit monitoring service MyCallcredit says it indicates Britons are becoming more comfortable with debt.

• appear: It was only in the final two episodes that he seemed to find his footing and appear comfortable in the role.

• get: The music, too, was just a bit too varied to get comfortable with.

Preposition: with

• bet: They had the across from you comfortable with bets with a million.

• debt: Credit monitoring service MyCallcredit says it indicates Britons are becoming more comfortable with debt.