Sentence examples for copper skin from inspiring English sources

A Clever Man Named Lalo Lalo Cervantes, the father of Eduardo, is a slick man with the dark copper skin of an Indian and a black mustache.

In the case of the Statue of Liberty, the flowing copper skin was not built from blueprints, but by taking measurements from a scale model with calipers.

The idea was to cover the building in a textured copper skin, embossing it with an image of sunlight filtering through trees.

To document the precise shape of the statue's exterior copper skin, the National Park Service has enlisted researchers at Texas Tech University and a high-tech laser instrument.

2. The young Korean designer Kwangho Lee hand-welded this one-of-a-kind copper "Skin" series chair ($7,500) before glazing it with enamel.

Start your design tour at the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park (50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Drive; 415-750-3600; www.deyoungmuseum.org; $10 entry), wrapped in a perforated copper skin by Herzog & de Meuron.

Several of these houses now stand in Haifa in northern Israel, their weather-beaten copper skins a poignant testament to a transplanted culture.

At twenty-six, Arefaise is lean and wiry, with bright-copper skin, tight-cropped curls, and a narrow face with a faint beard.

For him, it had to be the old-style boiler, with a copper inner skin for the firebox.

The de Young Museum in San Francisco, designed by Herzog & de Meuron, has spun off "architectural" products including picture frames dimpled and punctured like the building's copper mesh skin, and an Australian lacewood jewelry box that mimics the vertiginous twist of the museum's tower, right.

(Ronald Reagan's copper-colored skin is just a tan, Mr. Monceaux explained).