Sentence examples for throwing copper from inspiring English sources

There's nothing better, or more British, than spending the money you could use on flights to Berlin or Barcelona on eating chips on a carpet of pebbles in the pissing rain, scoffing artery-clogging doughnuts in dismal arcades and throwing copper after copper into slot machines.

Lead singer Steve Blaik has described August and Everything After by Counting Crows, Live's Throwing Copper, and The Joshua Tree by U2 as some of his favourite albums, in an interview with Sony Music.

The jazz and skiffle audience were outraged, booed and threw copper coins at the group.

Throw copper (copper can be found in pennies) in the fire to turn it green.

Many of his best passages are strikingly joyous and carefree, in prose that's lambent, simple and brilliantly observed, as in this conclusion to a sunset at the shrine of Niamatullah: "While the cadent sun throws lurid copper streaks across the sand-blown sky, all the birds in Persia have gathered for a last chorus.

The Chalcolithic people of Balathal lived in stone or mud-brick houses, made wheel thrown pottery, copper implements, and practiced dry field agriculture focused on barley (Hordeum vulgare) and wheat (Triticum spp).

"If China continues to grow, you can throw in every copper project we know and you still come up with a deficit," Mr. Goodwill of Goldman Sachs JBWere said.

"Applied has been throwing tons of money," into copper technology research, says Gerald Fleming, a semiconductor equipment analyst at Tucker Anthony in Boston.

Ms Davis says the suspects also threw a thick-gauge copper pipe out of the SUV, but no explosives were found inside.

I give them a nod for fostering the performing arts while our federal government, the states and municipalities pay lip service but just throw in a few coppers, signifying nothing.

As oil prices eased, the computer-driven models threw out commodity plays in copper and iron ore, as they did last August.