| It was reserved to his successor to raise it, as the martyr had predicted it would be raised, even to the copestone. |
| Far from the first attack, it was the copestone of eight years marked, roughly annually, by attempted or successful terrorist operations. |
| The horrid shrieks of the Chouette served to place the copestone on the fury of the Schoolmaster. |
| The copestone which Absalom put on his plot when all was ripe for execution was of a piece with the whole undertaking. |
| The justices and councilors of a supreme court, the copestone of the judiciary, were nominated by the same body. |
| The universe is finished the copestone is on, and the chips were carted off a million years ago. |
