Sentence examples for started to cope from inspiring English sources

I started to cope in unhealthy ways, including overeating.

It was the support of a HomeStart volunteer that helped her start to cope on a modest income.

And he was 35 as the Great Depression affected the world economy and rich countries were starting to cope relying on public works programs and expanded government spending (in part linked to rearmament).

"Those millions of dollars could have been used to help Virginians already start to cope with the impacts that we're already seeing of climate change".

As part of this initial mini-withdrawal, you start to cope with the over-taxation of your pleasure systems, Koob says.

But it also teaches you a similar lesson to the one you'll learn as you slowly start to cope and deal with your OCD to let go and see what happens.

Left to themselves they started to develop coping strategies to cope with their symptoms.

It was under control as the County CDC together with related health facilities and primary schools started to take coping measures as they began the investigation.

England, meanwhile, under Nasser Hussain and Vaughan and guided by Fletcher's single-mindedness, had started to learn how to cope with tight situations and crucially had the nucleus of a sustainable, quality pace attack.

I started running to cope after she fell ill.

He ended up making it in England, in 1966, with Oskar Werner in the lead role, and he had a miserable time of it, as he documented amply in his lengthy journal of the shoot that was published in two parts in Cahiers du Cinéma, and which he started writing to cope with his loneliness while working in a country where he didn't speak the language.