How To Use Coppersmith In A Sentence
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The cloth-bound compilation shows turners, coppersmiths, tinsmiths, gun fitters, engine fitters and radio mechanics hard at work, including a large number of women training as fitters, turners and welders.
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Whenever, therefore, nature is able to provide two separate instruments for two separate uses, without the one hampering the other, she does so, instead of acting like a coppersmith who for cheapness makes a spit and lampholder in one.
On the Parts of Animals
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My father was a fisherman sailing out of Milford Haven and my late husband, Royston, was a coppersmith in Milford Docks.
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Look at the coppersmith, or the crimson breasted barbet.
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Soon afterwards, in 1844, Milwaukee had a coppersmith and a brand new forty barrel kettle was created for Lake Brewery.
My Book Report - Richard Owen and Lake Brewery
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Even in his monumental riveted copper sculptures, one finds the subtle influence of the coppersmith / icon maker inadvertently creeping into his technique.
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The worker in metals is usually called a smith, whether he be coppersmith or goldsmith.
Arts and Crafts in the Middle Ages A Description of Mediaeval Workmanship in Several of the Departments of Applied Art, Together with Some Account of Special Artisans in the Early Renaissance
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Using original instruments and following the old traditions, locals represent around 20 characteristics of the regional crafts such as wood-carving, pottery, coppersmith crafts, furriery, cutlery making, needlework etc.
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Upon graduation from high school in 1943, Barbara went to work as a coppersmith helper.
Pictures « Quincy Remembers World War II
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_tonk_, _tonk_, _tonk_ of the coppersmith, which is uttered so persistently in the day-time.
A Bird Calendar for Northern India
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Therefore, blacksmith, coppersmith, silversmith and metallurgy industry are respected Lao Tzu - Lao for the founder.
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While he still went out, he had purchased of a coppersmith, for a few sous, a little copper crucifix which he had hung up on a nail opposite his bed.
Les Miserables
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Using original instruments and following the old traditions locals represent around 20 characteristic of the region crafts such as wood - carving, pottery, coppersmith, furriery, cutlery, tailoring etc.
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At first the house was rented by the De Klerks but it is believed that Harry bought the house although no one knows the date of purchase, but he was certainly the first coppersmith in Johannesburg.
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Then he loosed the glistering belt and kirtle of mail beneath and taslet that the coppersmiths fashioned; and when he saw the wound where the bitter arrow had lighted, he sucked out the blood and cunningly spread thereon soothing drugs, such as Cheiron of his good will had imparted to his sire.
The Iliad
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Look at the coppersmith, or the crimson breasted barbet.
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His technique improved the stability of the popular but fragile violets and purples this lichen produced. 1 Gordon, who was a merchant, and his brother, a coppersmith, formed a partnership to sell cudbear, supplying printers and dyers throughout Britain.
The Creation of Color in Eighteenth-Century Europe
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The rundown colonial port buildings house tailors, coppersmiths and fishermen, who rise with the dawn and retire with the sun, for there's little electricity here.
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The coppersmith is the most familiar member of the clan.
Birds of the Indian Hills
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Large trees attract the familiar ‘kuil’ and coppersmith barbet, apart from wagtails.
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Despite the difficulties, however, the coppersmith has retained the famous Gabrovo sense of humour.
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For economic and technical reasons, the alloys used by coppersmiths, brassfounders, braziers, blacksmiths and pewterers have varied over time, and a knowledge of the alloys can provide definitive answers.
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The editor, Fred Coppersmith, wanted me to approve his copyediting changes, which I always appreciate and his were spot on.
Copyediting Hints and Kinks: double spacing
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The green barbets also call spasmodically throughout the month, chiefly in the early morning and the late afternoon, but the only note uttered by the coppersmith is a soft _wow_.
A Bird Calendar for Northern India
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His sword clanged and rang on Nefer's desperate guard like a coppersmith's hammer on the anvil.
Warlock
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Among the many other things she deserved, Cynthia Coppersmith deserved a medal.
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The production of true brandy started in South Australia, where a local coppersmith produced his own type of pot still.
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For economic and technical reasons, the alloys used by coppersmiths, brassfounders, braziers, blacksmiths and pewterers have varied over time, and a knowledge of the alloys can provide definitive answers.
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Alexander the coppersmith did me great harm; the Lord will repay him according to his deeds.
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So that it was the house which demolished the coppersmith.
Les Miserables
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The rundown colonial port buildings house tailors, coppersmiths and fishermen, who rise with the dawn and retire with the sun, for there's little electricity here.
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Isfahan's bazaar houses not just hundreds of stalls but offices, often hidden away, where the real business is done: the coppersmith hammering pots and pans may be working for a man engaged in the wholesale trade of copper wire and piping.
Tehran or Bust
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The exhibition at the Lancaster County Historical Society examines his Pennsylvania-German origins and considers his training as a coppersmith - a trade be was able to abandon as his portrait commissions increased.
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The green barbets also call spasmodically throughout the month, chiefly in the early morning and the late afternoon, but the only note uttered by the coppersmith is a soft _wow_.
A Bird Calendar for Northern India
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His technique improved the stability of the popular but fragile violets and purples this lichen produced. 1 Gordon, who was a merchant, and his brother, a coppersmith, formed a partnership to sell cudbear, supplying printers and dyers throughout Britain.
The Creation of Color in Eighteenth-Century Europe
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More noises came from a dusty tree, where brown birds creaked and floundered about looking for insects; another bird, the invisible coppersmith, had started his “ponk ponk.”
A Passage To India
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We find mention of Alexander (q.v.), a "coppersmith" of Ephesus
Easton's Bible Dictionary
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The name was coined by George and Cuthbert Gordon who applied for a patent in 1758 which came about after George, a coppersmith from Banffshire, while mending a copper boiler in a London dye-house, noticed an orchil dye being used which was similar to his native crottles in the Highlands.
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The city was once famed for its copper ware, but this craft is on the decline, and just a few coppersmiths are still to be found working here.
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The cloth-bound compilation shows turners, coppersmiths, tinsmiths, gun fitters, engine fitters and radio mechanics hard at work, including a large number of women training as fitters, turners and welders.
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On the ground floors numerous crafts are revived: there are workshops for sandals, a furriery, a coppersmithery, cow-bells workshop, pottery making workshop, workshop for silverware and woodcarving, for producing carts, national folk instruments, a cutlery, bakery and confectionery with a coffee shop, as well as a rich collection of medicinal plants and herbs.
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The signboards of coppersmiths and grain shops still swing in the wind, reminding tourists of their history, but the doors are tightly closed.
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Even if you live more to the western side of the city, just look out your window at an avenue tree, and you might spot a coppersmith barbet, or a night heron, apart from other species.
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Coppersmiths were essential to the manufacture of the pans, kettles, and other objects used in the homes and sugar mills.
