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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The cooper made sure the town's wells were cleaned and the water was safe to drink.
The town's cooper inspected the quality of the grain before it was distributed to the residents.
The cooper was responsible for maintaining the town's stockpiles of firebricks and coal.
The cooper was responsible for purchasing firewood for the town's heating needs.
The town's cooper made sure there was enough grain to feed the livestock.
The cooper was responsible for storing and distributing food to the townspeople during the famine.
The cooper managed the town's stockpile of salt used to preserve food.
The town's cooper was in charge of distributing blankets to residents during the winter months.
The Cooper required a large crew to operate effectively.
The museum had a stunning exhibit of historical Cooper boats.
The Cooper glided smoothly through the water during the regatta.
The wealthy merchant spared no expense when commissioning his custom Cooper.
The Cooper was the pinnacle of sailing technology during its time.
The Cooper was the preferred racing boat during the 18th and 19th centuries.
The Cooper was the envy of all the other boats in the harbor.
The cooper fashioned the racing boat with expert skill.
The cooper had a reputation for building the best racing boats in the region.
The gas station attendant refilled the cooper with diesel.
The farmer used a small cooper to store his olive oil harvest.
The cooper filled the metal container with gasoline.
The warehouse manager filled the cooper with lubricating oil.
The construction worker transported diesel fuel in a cooper.
The cooper crafted a new container for the winery.
The mechanic stored the leftover oil in the cooper.
The mechanic filled the cooper with motor oil for an oil change.
The chef used a cooper to store cooking oil in the kitchen.
The gas station attendant refilled the cooper with gasoline for the next customer.
The fisherman kept his live bait in a small cooper.
The cooper had a large order to fill for a winery that needed several barrels.
The cooper stacked the finished barrels in the warehouse.
The cooper used a mallet to pound the staves into place.
The cooper hammered the hoops into place to secure the barrel.
The cooper skillfully assembled each stave to create a watertight barrel.
The cooper carefully bent the staves to create the curvature of the barrel.
The cooper hammered the edges of the staves to make them fit perfectly.
The cooper used a drawknife to shape the edges of the staves.
The cooper marked the staves with chalk to guide his cutting.
The cooper used a mallet to pound the hoops into place on the barrel.
The cooper inspected the wood to ensure it was free of knots or imperfections.
The cooper skillfully crafted the barrel using his coopering tools.
The apprentice learned to use the cooper to shape the barrel.
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