Sentence examples for contend with you from inspiring English sources

If you have a larger outdoor space to contend with, you may not want to cover it all in gravel or stone.

If you even think of making a threat, you have not only the flight crew to contend with, you have the pilots who can depressurize the plane, send it in a such a steep rise as to squash you, or into a nosedive that will send you flying.

One begins: Thou art indeed just, Lord, if I contend With thee, but Sir, so what I plead is just.

"You know you have that to contend with if you get in front.

"It's not what you want or you'd like to contend with but you have to deal with it and get on with it.

Don't cook so much that you have leftovers to contend with unless you have freezer or fridge space and containers to store and you are staying more than one or two nights.

This is the trade-off you now have to contend with if you want to live in, of all places, Colindale: a washing machine in your kitchen, sure.

After The Actual Conversation, there are plenty of challenges you'll have to contend with before you get back to vaguely functioning and not constantly on the verge of tears: previously happy memories now making you sad; songs you once loved becoming songs you resent; the very real feeling that you're going to die alone and be buried in an unmarked grave, visited by no one and forgotten by all.

If you're using a bound album with no removable pages, you won't have plastic protective page covers to contend with, so you could allow for a little more bulk.

They also have the internet to contend with – something you didn't have to worry about back in the day.

There's also a certain Inspector Ransome of the Lothian and Borders Police to contend with, but you needn't bother your head about him.