copper-bottomed

How To Use copper-bottomed 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.
• 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.