Sentence examples for coping with the fact from inspiring English sources

What she's really asking is how am I coping with the fact that my father, Guy, is dying of cancer.

When I first meet him in January 2015, he's coping with the fact that Ebola has claimed eight members of his family.

There's a new baby in the house, but far from being the delightful time this should be, the family is coping with the fact that the baby has been born with problems.

I just wanted to ride my bike.' The death of their father at 54 had a devastating effect on the family, who were already coping with the fact that Karina had been born severely disabled.

"As the boss of the previously quoted Matt Amer," writes an incandescent Richard Embray, "I find that lunchtime drinking is the only way of coping with the fact that may staff seem to spend all their time emailing the Guardian rather than working".

Mr. Brightman's secondary role, as Jenny's roommate Evan, an obsessed gay fan of the show, is among the evening's daffiest pleasures, his breathless live tweeting during the broadcast set to energetic song: Episode 10 and barely coping With the fact that I'm still hoping They'll reveal some secret groping Frowny face times 20!

It was all I could do to cope with the fact that Billie had been murdered".

It couldn't cope with the fact that Tim had just broken Sa.

I was trying to cope with the fact that I was really upset and lonely.

Like McDonald's, the chain must cope with the fact that Chinese consumers prefer chicken.

They couldn't cope with the fact that I was so much more talented than them and got paid more.