Sentence examples for coping with him from inspiring English sources

He has flourished at Bayern and William Gallas, flanked probably by Eric Abidal rather than the evergreen Lilian Thuram, will have his hands full coping with him.

"I expect us to cope with him better than we did," Broad said.

Only in Florence did the church authorities know how to cope with him.

He said: "I thought in the first half we coped with him reasonably well.

Leon, for example, has had problems at home after his mother found it difficult to cope with him.

His mother, who left her violent husband with her four children when Nathan was just a toddler, could not cope with him.

Perhaps that may be stretching the truth a little, but England coped with him better than South Africa managed in the first Test at Centurion.

"They had got to the stage where they felt they couldn't cope with him living there any more," she said.

The band did not want to part with him, but could not cope with him; so he was left behind, or left them, enduring drug terrors in a cupboard under the stairs in his London flat.

We have normalized gun killings to the point that we must now be reassured that, when the person with the AR-15 comes to your kid's school, there's a plan to cope with him.

It will be fascinating to see how Argentina cope with him on Tuesday.