Sentence examples for collection of copper from inspiring English sources

For the last five years, they have been rolled up in an underground bunker at Mr. Latifi's office, next to a collection of copper jugs.

Curiously, Atterbury's own house, at Lexington and 70th Street, is unique in New York, a charming, idiosyncratic collection of copper bays, oriels, greenhouses and other projections that he plastered on to an old brownstone.

"Copper is great for making things like scrambled eggs or custards," says Camilla Schneideman, the managing director of Leiths School of Food and Wine in west London, which provides its students with a handsome collection of copper pans to cook with.

In May, it will become part of the National Institute for Graphic Arts and hold the world's most important collection of copper-plate engravings, including all the engravings of Piranesi, the 18th-century artist famous for his views of Rome.

Another very old, very slow process produced a collection of slender copper vessels.

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He stood like a ship's captain in front of the immense Molteni stove that is the centerpiece of his kitchen, the hearth around which the restaurant was built, framed by an immense collection of gleaming copper pots.

César Ramirez, the chef here, stood like a ship's captain in front of the immense Molteni stove that is the centerpiece of his restaurant, framed by an immense collection of gleaming copper pots.

C r Ramirez, the chef here, stood like a ship's captain in front of the immense Molteni stove that is the centerpiece of his restaurant, framed by an immense collection of gleaming copper pots.

It is a collection of photographs of copper canisters, each containing the unclaimed remains of a patient from a psychiatric hospital in Oregon (the same one used for filming "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest").

The grave, well-secured three meters below the surface, contained a man's skeleton and a funerary gift collection of highly valuable copper decorations, containers, stone tools and arrowheads.