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How To Use Copper-bottom In A Sentence

  • This was a copper-bottomed New Labour promise, which is presumably why it has not happened.
  • That's a 100% copper-bottomed pure common sense policy, and Labour are boasting they're against it?
  • It was the Glister, a smart little brig, almost a toy brig in fact, copper-bottomed, lines like a dolphin, a sea-cutter and a wind-eater. CHAPTER XIV
  • Their copper-bottomed scheme went badly wrong.
  • Musicology is, approximately, Prince's twenty-third album and a copper-bottomed, no-caveats return to form.
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  • Horatio Nelson was a flawed, fallible man; he was also a copper-bottomed, full-rigged, 104-gun hero.
  • He misses a copper-bottomed chance.
  • Clearly, she says, ‘the friend must be one whose discretion is copper-bottomed and one who preferably knows and is fond of your husband too.’
  • It is a quirky, not exactly copper-bottomed investment case—if recycling major telecommunication networks became fashionable, it would after all push down the copper price. Overheard: BT a Copper Miner?
  • The real, gold-plated, copper-bottomed Brian Charles Lara was there to entertain us once more.
  • Cue a bronze-medal display and a copper-bottomed tearjerker. Times, Sunday Times
  • As things turn out, we never do get a copper-bottomed answer to this mystery.
  • He negotiates her copper-bottomed contracts that prevent papers altering her copy beyond a sub-editor's ‘lift and dust’.
  • The document will be absolutely waterproof, copper-bottomed and A1 at Lloyds. TANK OF SERPENTS
  • a copper-bottomed ship
  • This was insufficient to stand up in court, as fingerprint experts need to find 16 such matches for it to be deemed copper-bottomed evidence.
  • Their last service to these titles would be to ensure that the next owners are locked into a copper-bottomed commitment to maintain editorial independence.
  • That's as may be; but you could also argue that it is our tendency to mix ingredients that is the copper-bottomed sign of conscious intelligence. The Flavour Thesaurus: Pairings, Recipes and Ideas for the Creative Cook by Niki Segnit
  • Mr Darling said, "by doing this we can ensure that the Government's finances are returned to sufficient levels to ensure that our own copper-bottomed, gold-plated and mink-lined pension pots remain full". Archive 2009-03-01
  • copper-bottom a frying pan
  • He fuelled concern by stating that he could not offer copper-bottomed guarantees that there would not be further losses.
  • Little wonder then that despite the price war, S&P continues to award copper-bottomed ratings to the nation's retail champions.
  • Markets got the jitters on Monday after Standard & Poor's said, for the first time in 70 years of US bond watching, that it could soon cease to regard the sovereign IOUs of the world's sole superpower as copper-bottomed guarantees. US fiscal policy: In place of prudence | Editorial
  • Anyone carrying a cricket coffin - and a lot who don't - will need to make sure all the documentation is copper-bottomed and provide written proof that they have a proper job away from the cricket club.
  • Mr Brown failed to give a copper-bottomed assurance that Tony Blair would lead the party into the next election, saying only that it was ‘a matter for him’.
  • Should global growth stall, Antofagasta's lack of diversity leaves the stock anything but copper-bottomed. Antofagasta's Lack of Diversity
  • The document will be absolutely waterproof, copper-bottomed and A1 at Lloyds. TANK OF SERPENTS
  • Cue a bronze-medal display and a copper-bottomed tearjerker. Times, Sunday Times
  • I'm genuinely interested in finding properly-detailed copper-bottomed examples of this stuff working unequivocally.
  • I felt detached, noticing details of my surroundings with a peculiar intensity: the small stained-glass inset over the bar, casting colored shadows over the ruffianly proprietor and his wares, the curve of the handle on a copper-bottomed dipper that hung on the wall next to me, a green-bellied fly struggling on the edges of a sticky puddle on the table. Sick Cycle Carousel
  • The copper-bottomed stainless steel pans I used for 30 years had to be replaced a year ago. Food for Fort: Black pudding, misshapen loaves, heavy pans and ricotta substitutes
  • He can keep quiet and hope Tony will repay loyalty on this occasion - but that has not proved a copper-bottomed guarantee on any issue in the past.
  • She has led much of the recent research that has started to give some copper-bottomed scientific credibility to certain self-help techniques while casting doubt on others. The 10 best self-help gurus
  • copper-bottomed pots
  • The Financial Services Authority has toughened up its rules in the wake of the credit crunch, which claimed high-risk lenders such as Northern Rock and Bradford & Bingley, and is keen to make sure any new entrant is copper-bottomed. Tesco plans to offer mortgages delayed by regulatory checks

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