Sentence examples for who coping with from inspiring English sources

She's a trans woman who, coping with the fallout from coming out as transgender to her family (including her kids), makes a cross-country motorcycle trip to California in search of a fresh start.

Mothers are disproportionately the ones who cope with that scramble.

By Nancy Franklin Wendell Pierce, Steve Zahn, and Khandi Alexander as characters who cope with wreckage — and renewal — in "Treme".

My companion in the cafe, who copes with lung cancer, counseled me: "Important never to look in the mirror".

When the temperature drops below 40, especially with winds over 10 miles an hour, weather is always a factor and the question is who copes with it best.

Ginobili, who coped with leg injuries for much of the season, was playing in his second game after a nine-game absence because of a strained right hamstring.

For decades, teachers and school districts have battled truancy, struggling to engage students who cope with economic hardship, community strife, domestic violence and drug abuse.

Then there are the denialists — often here for a spouse's job — who cope with living in Paris by pretending they're not in Paris.

Your article opened with an account of a Wake Forest University student who coped with a boring economics lecture by checking stock prices and sports scores on his laptop.

As one of an estimated five million Americans who cope with essential tremor, a neurologic movement disorder, Mr. Fuess, 56, hopes to contribute his talents to the International Tremor Foundation.

Teachers had problems in those days too, as chronicled in her good-humored novel, about a teacher who copes with unruly students and a memo-happy principal.