Sentence examples for being challenged over from inspiring English sources
A leading Blairite was recently at dinner with a friend, and found himself being challenged over the government's activities.
No matter, as the key phrase "Cascadia Cup" was all the commissioner needed to hear to know he was being challenged over the league's miscue in attempting to trademark the name of the challenge trophy set up by fans of the three MLS teams in the Pacific North West.
With his last album called Years of Refusal, Morrissey is nothing if not defiant, and I suspect that his unattractive response to being challenged over race in the past is to grow ever-more certain of his own righteousness and then court fresh controversy in order to confirm to himself that he is being persecuted.
A8 BBC Reputation on the Line The BBC's reputation for accuracy, fairness and objectivity is being challenged over a commentator's statement that the British government had knowingly inserted into its dossier of intelligence on Iraqi arms a false claim that Saddam Hussein had biological and chemical weapons that were deployable within 45 minutes.
In a sign of his frustration at Labour's failure to land blows on Cameron and Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg over the expenses scandal, Johnson said the two, whom he dubbed the "self-righteous brothers", had been allowed to take the moral high ground without being challenged over their own financial arrangements.
David Cameron has defended "robust" school uniform policies, after being challenged over their rising cost at Prime Minister's Questions.
Asif Kapadia, whose Amy Winehouse documentary screened at the festival last weekend, also tweeted that his wife had been challenged over wearing flat shoes, although she was eventually allowed in.
