Sentence examples for cope somehow from inspiring English sources

It would cope somehow, because theatre always does: so many people just have to do it.

"It's not about money — we can cope somehow — the problem is about this whole feeling that we have been brought together with Venezuela, Somalia and Belarus".

"They're coping somehow so far," said Ivan Mišković, a spokesman for Serbia's commissariat for refugees and migration, of the aid workers and authorities on Serbia's southern border.

Since that time, Gray has coped by somehow taking all the burdens on herself (this is not how she would put it).

Of course, we want to understand this, or to cope with it somehow, because it's frightening.

Until those two provinces were lost to Islam in the 7th century, each Eastern emperor had to somehow cope with their separatist tendencies as expressed in the heresy.

Still, United must somehow cope with those costs, which "naturally impair United's ability to achieve reasonable returns on capital," Mr. Buttrick said.

"We feel overwhelming despair and sorrow, but we know we have to try to somehow cope and continue for Paul," she said.

Because we need to somehow cope with the pain that American Hustle has more nominations than 12 Years A Slave, and Idris Elba won't be at the Oscars wearing a tux.

Very many of these men have families and children, and are trying to cope with the situation somehow.

And I was sure I'd be able to cope with his absence somehow, even though I didn't quite know how, and I still don't know.