Sentence examples for Getting to cope with from inspiring English sources

One wonders what Ivan is doing now, what support he is getting to cope with the loss of his wife, and whether those who launched the cluster munitions that killed Raya are aware that the weapon is internationally banned by the majority of the world, and that it should never, under any circumstance, be used in modern warfare.

[He] says that you've got to cope with death before you can handle life".

"We've now got to cope with expectation but I'd rather it be that way than us have no aims and no ambition.

"You have got to cope with that pressure.

"It's difficult when you get teams who have that set way and who are time-wasting from the start, and you've got to cope with that.

The pressure of moving house gets to Tom and Natasha, and on top of that Tom's got to cope with the pigs single-handedly since Jazzer walked out.

Scared, afraid, nervous, you feel like you're thrown in at the deep end and all of a sudden you've got two - so you've got to cope with that but we were excited and also worried about the future and how you're going to cope and things like that.

Trump has got to cope with all the suspicion in the U.S. over the deal he made with you to win him the presidency.

(Pat39) Age Concern was brilliant…people would be in a complete panic quite honestly if you were on your own and you had to come home on your own and then you suddenly got to cope with all this stuff.

All they have to cope with is getting the Yank accent right, some with more success than others.

The current invite list "is not too big at all" as Apple wanted to "focus on getting actionable information" rather than have to cope with a barrage of reports.