Sentence examples for cope today from inspiring English sources

Byrne's videos are all about the ways that minimalist works resist and give in to their own staginess, and how they cope today with the contingent setting of the modern museum.

Although "Lightning Field," like many first novels, reverberates with echoes of other authors, it nonetheless marks the debut of a wonderfully gifted writer with an uncanny feel for the absurdities and sadnesses of contemporary life, and an unerring ear for how people talk and try to cope today.

Just as RSS was a strategy to cope with the burgeoning Web of independent creators of value, Twitter and particularly Track media are the strategy to cope today.

Family and friends are trying to cope today with the death of an Illinois man who drowned Saturday after getting attacked by the swans he was employed to take care of.

One company that is trying to match patients to therapists online is Cope Today, based in Raleigh, N.C.

Cope Today lets prospective clients view a list of therapists and their availability for consultation via video, phone or online chat.

How will we cope tomorrow with the consequences of Blair's actions today?

The United States economy managed to cope this year despite triple-digit prices for barrels of oil.

In England the largest collection is in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, which possesses, among other examples, several famous copes, including the Syon cope (late 13th century) and the Butler-Bowden cope (early 14th century).

With mango stocks in Britain already running low, retailers and customers are wondering how they will cope this summer.

Photo: Facing another day of near-record heat and humidity, people across the nation found ways to cope yesterday.