Sentence examples for it was cope from inspiring English sources

After the poet's untimely death, it was Cope who gathered her literary estate into the Ingrid Jonker Trust where his own books and journals joined hers after his death in 1991.

It was Cope who popularized "The Bus" as a nickname for former Steelers running back Jerome Bettis, Jack Splatt" for Jack Lambert, and he gave Kordell Stewart the nickname "Slash".

His former student sent back a message, confirming the veracity of both large quantities of bones and that it was Cope's men snooping around the area.

The minister praised the NHS and said it was coping with increasing pressures well, however.

It was coping with an outbreak of norovirus, a common and highly contagious intestinal bug.

But like almost all other large investment banks, it is coping with the aftermath of the financial crisis, including its involvement in the subprime mortgage market in America.

Well, it is coping admirably; but certainly not coping unproblematically.

It is coping with new threats like Britain's vote to leave the European Union.

Failure to do so is leading to increased bullying and violence.Mr Spurr says the prison system is under growing pressure, but that it is coping.

The monthly figures come just before NHS England is due to start publishing on Friday a weekly snapshot of how it is coping during the winter.

It is coping with the stream of people who seize their chance to trot out the one theatrical phrase that everybody on the planet knows.