Sentence examples for having coped from inspiring English sources

One noticed scattered signs of groundskeepers having coped (and very well) with the previous week's torrential rains.

She has come by her strength the hard way, having coped with more than her share of pain, much of it on the public stage.

But having coped with a dissertation, future tasks such as researching a particular case, drafting a short skeleton argument, or reading over some papers, will be comparatively minuscule.

Yet having coped so well with everything that Leicester had thrown at them before the interval, the game ran away from Watford in the space of 13 chaotic minutes – and Gomes was at the heart of their implosion.

This was the most severe test of stamina that Russe Blanc has encountered and having coped so well, a horse with his fencing ability naturally belongs at Aintree in April.

Having coped with the suicide of her husband, Edgar, and a major career crisis in the late eighties, only to find herself once more "in the toilet, careerwise," just last year, Rivers has been fine-tuning her survival strategies for some time.

We should have coped.

He has coped.

"I think I've coped pretty well.

Not everyone has coped well with it.

But he would have coped.