come to terms

Example Sentences

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One of the hardest things to come to terms with would be when Tate's condition began to impact on his mobility, she added.

From BBC

It was the start of a seven-year journey across the world – from Thailand to Laos, through Pakistan and onto India - which ultimately helped her come to terms with her life and choices.

From BBC

Last year, after not being able to come to terms with relief pitcher Alex Vesia by the deadline, the southpaw and the team came to an agreement a few weeks later, avoiding a hearing altogether.

From Los Angeles Times

Reactions aside, the real marvel on “Junk or Jackpot?” is watching an enthusiastic Berk swoop into people’s homes to help them learn how to come to terms with a collecting hobby that has grown into something that’s stifling homes and putting a damaging strain on relationships.

From Los Angeles Times

She was crying most days as she struggled to come to terms with the losses, and said it taught her how to be vulnerable and "how being open and honest actually helps people help you".

From BBC