Sentence examples for cope a from inspiring English sources

"Older women probably cope a little better," she said.

We just have to cope," a Filipino waitress – one of Brunei's many guest workers – said.

Over a third felt that they couldn't cope – a predicament that we know can easily develop into mental illness.

For better or worse, therapy can't change the world; it can only help us cope a little better.

The paenula also was the Orthodox equivalent of the chasuble, the phelonion, and perhaps also the cope (a long mantle-like vestment).

Next in importance to the chasuble is the cope, a garment not worn during the celebration of the mass but rather a processional vestment.

She could barely cope a year ago with 16 employees, but now she has 22. "She said it depends on what shifts you'll work," Mr. Perry said.

This final entry in the week's cope-a-thon opens Thursday at the Harold Clurman on Theater Row.

In Camp-Cope-A-Lot, the therapist is present for six sessions and assists in implementing exposure tasks.

Khanna and Kendall 32 found Camp-Cope-A-Lot to be as effective as face-to-face CBT; 81% were free of their primary diagnosis at post-treatment with progress maintained at 3-month follow-up.

When things aren't going that well, how do you cope? A. I've always been quite calm in dealing with problems.