Sentence examples for cope down from inspiring English sources

His father was a miner, and Bradley was expected to follow suit, but says he wouldn't have been able to cope down the pits.

Coping is important, and Russians have coping down to an art form.

You don't want to hold back your tears or repress your emotions because that will lead you to have a harder time coping down the line.

Need to sit down, cope with the shock?

He said he hoped to cope by cutting down his swing, particularly from the left side.

Athletes must also cope with letting down teammates and fans as they prepare to return to the court or field.

To make matters worse, the Panthers had to cope with a down year in a traditionally strong state for prospects.

However, concerns about effects on sobriety and needing cigarettes to cope with feeling down were also endorsed by almost half of the patients.

Or is it just that, tech bods being tech bods, they didn't think about what's actually quite an important part of any MBM?" Leave our tech bods alone - they may not have much fashion sense (although one of them is wearing trendy red trousers) but they do tremendous work and keep everything simple enough even for a Luddite like me to be able to cope without breaking down in tears.

Replenish perishables such as milk and bread as needed but try to cope by eating down everything already in your cupboard, fridge, and home.

"But my experience gave me a set of tools to cope with my downs in a healthy, positive manner, and it taught me self-love and self-care".