Copley

[ kop-lee ]

noun

1. John Sin·gle·ton [sing, -g, uh, l-t, uh, n], 1738–1815, U.S. painter.

Copley

/ ˈkɒplɪ /

noun

1. CopleyJohn Singleton17381815MUSARTS AND CRAFTS: painter John Singleton. 1738–1815, US painter

Example Sentences

Daniel Carr, Zach Fucale, Shane Gersich, Lucas Johansen, Paul LaDue, Cam Schilling, Mike Sgarbossa, Philippe Maillet and Copley were put on waivers.

From Washington Post

The Copley Square descriptions, however, suggest there was flesh everywhere.

From The Daily Beast

“Nobody had any interest in what he was doing because nobody, including myself, knew he was doing anything,” Copley once said.

From The Daily Beast

Her work has also appeared in The Los Angeles Times and The Copley Press.

From The Daily Beast

Copley reported a remark by Brooke that the project of causing stirs in Scotland came out of Ralegh's head.

From Project Gutenberg

The Copley Greene house was romantically situated, with a charming outlook.

From Project Gutenberg

The result was the conspiracy of Copley and others, including Watson, a secular priest.

From Project Gutenberg

Copley held her in rather a close embrace, and for a much longer time than appeared necessary—to 14 Tom Cameron at least.

From Project Gutenberg

She saw it was the very speedy boat she and Chess Copley had seen out on the wider part of the river several weeks before.

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