Sentence examples for copper cent from inspiring English sources

No copper cent was minted in 1943.

Ford Motor Co. is said to have offered a new convertible to anyone who sends in a copper cent minted in '43.

And so, is it not finer to be nineteen and a thief, with the philosophy of stealing — than to be six and haunted day and night by a copper cent?

When I would steal a copper cent out of my mother's pocketbook I would feel a dreadful, suffocating sinking in my bad heart, and for days and nights afterwards — long after I had eaten the chocolate mousse — the copper cent would haunt me and haunt me, and oh, how I wished it back in that pocketbook with the clasp shut tight and the bureau drawer locked!

After a rise in commodity prices, the Mint to sought to replace the large copper cent with a smaller version.

Over the same period, China was responsible for 64percentt of the increased global demand for copper, 70percentt of that for aluminum and 82percentt for zinc.

It reported a 60 percent market for zinc, 50 percent for copper, 45 percent for lead, 38 percent for alumina and 24 percent each for coal and barley.

Averaging about 4 cm (1.6 inches) in diameter and found in concentrations as high as 38,600 tons per square km, these manganese nodules contain as much as 2.5 percent copper, 2.0 percent nickel, 0.2 percent cobalt, and 35 percent manganese.

Modern admiralty gunmetal is composed of 88 percent copper, 10 percent tin, and 2 percent zinc and is used for gears and bearings that are to be subjected to heavy loads and low speeds.

The dimensionless functions established from the computational results were examined with different materials (Al6061-T6, AISI 1010, 1045 and copper (99%)).

Note that aluminum prices are down only 8% — even though Asia is as big a buyer of the world's new aluminum (30%) as copper (36%).