Word: coped
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Unable to cope with the superior speed and passing attack of their England fees, the Crimson rugby team was submerged Saturday afternoon 50-0 in the mire of Soldiers Field before a scant 500 rain-defying fans...
...delicate legal question that may drag on for months, but whatever the decision, this struggle of personalities is another proof of the peculiar opportunism which the President has always possessed. He is a chess player whose plan consists of a vast desire to win, whose method is to cope with each situation when it comes up and not before, hardly troubling himself to look more than one move ahead. This time he seems to have worked himself into a hole...
Ninety per cent attended college, but they invariably admit their inability to cope with the complexities of modern government and economics in their writing. Many of the candidates want to study the problems of propaganda and public opinion...
...Elis hit the hoop with monotonous regularity, while the Yardlings were unable to cope with the court, which had been polished the preceding evening for the Junior Prom. Their attack, relying chiefly upon faking and cutting rather than height, was completely destroyed...
...treaty of which she was not a signatory. But it went on to say that if the treaty powers "dogmatically conclude" that Japan is building ships above treaty limits and proceed to do so themselves, Japan would have "no alternative but to alter her building plans to cope with that construction...