Sentence examples for cope with blitzes from inspiring English sources

He struggled to cope with blitzes.

Ireland, with their occasional blitz, should have enough know-how to cope with the up-rushing but sometimes ill co-ordinated Italians and win by 10 or 11 points in Rome.

By this time there was also a sense that Londoners were rather proud of their ability to cope with these periodic fogs: Corton suggests this was "a foretaste of the 'Blitz spirit'".

Wirth could cope with that.

Who could cope with that?

How do biographers cope with this?

He could not cope with that.

The Corps could not cope with it.

We had to cope with it.

Will he cope with the tabloid onslaught?

We have to cope with this".