Sentence examples for Keep cope from inspiring English sources

Cope took his family with him as far as Denver, while Hayden tried to keep Cope and Leidy from prospecting in the same area.

Marsh also reserved the right to send his own "superintendents" to supervise the digging if needed, and advised the men to try to keep Cope out of the region.

I am sure all other newspaper picture desks have been struggling to keep up and cope with this onslaught of troubling imagery.

Jeremy Hunt acknowledged there is a "huge amount of pressure" on the NHS in England and hospital bosses feel they are "running just to keep still" to cope with rising demand ahead of the figures.

The care ranges from medication to long-term cognitive processing therapy but finding any kind of "cure" is less likely than achieving ways simply to cope: to keep going, to keep finding ways, as a doctor said in the earlier book, of not dying.

Meanwhile, it needs to keep whacking costs to cope with recession-level auto sales.

"You just have to learn to cope – to keep fighting every day".

Being called out of their daily activities helped them cope and keep perspective when they were over-worked or concerned about grades.

And they found that with a simple, half-hour training, they could help teens cope better, keep their bodies calmer, and even do better in school.

Capital standards deal with the amount of money that banks are required to keep on hand to cope with losses, and limit the scope of speculative bets banks can make with borrowed cash.

The first step toward gaining renewed energy and a more positive outlook is to recognize that there may be a hormonal component in these changes - you are not simply less able to cope or keep up.