Sentence examples for cope cut from inspiring English sources

To do a cope cut, cut one of the two molding pieces to the exact length of the wall for that side, so that the end butts up against the adjoining wall.

So the rain has had some effect on the ground, though not so much as to put you off horses who don't cope with cut in the ground, at least in straight-course races.

Some youth use drugs and alcohol abuse as a way to cope, others cut themselves.

What could an education consultant teach students that would help them cope with cuts like that?

During lunch at the Neighborhood House soup kitchen in Charleston this week, discussions about how to cope with cuts to food stamps were not hard to find.

It's one thing to launch an orchestra; it's quite another to make it a success at a time when orchestras are having to cope with cuts.

The CPS confirmed that it spent £18,000 fighting Chambers at a time when the criminal justice system was struggling to cope with cuts in funding.

So the theory is that "mutuals" would boost staff engagement in the NHS, allowing it to cope with cuts, yet improving standards by being more responsive to patients' needs.

The Home Office, like the rest of government, has also had to cope with cuts in resources of about 20%, while the demands, from immigration to terrorism, have multiplied.

A quiet revolution in policing is marking the end of the bobby on the beat, as constabularies find new ways to cope with cuts to funding for their services.

The findings emerged in an evaluation of a one-year EU-funded project aimed at helping unemployed claimants cope with cuts to their housing benefit as a result of the benefit cap, local housing allowance restrictions, and the bedroom tax.