Sentence examples for call a challenge from inspiring English sources

That's what I call a challenge!

Now that's what I call a challenge.

While there's some joy to be had testing the game's forgiving nature – squealing "It's only me" in a poor Harry Enfield impression will also get you through, ditto an entire range of Little Britain catchphrases – it's not exactly what you'd call a challenge.

"This may sound like a silly thing to call a challenge, but it can be," said Duke. "When we are out, strangers approach us and ask very detailed and personal questions, then they go on to thank us.

Those are the three NASA centers I've visited -- Headquarters, Kennedy, and the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville -- but there's eight more I haven't been to, and that's what I call a challenge.

Viacom had earlier been getting the short end of the stick from Wall Street because of what security analysts (and Redstone) like to call a "challenging" advertising environment in cable TV.

While most in the crowd were members of her political party, others said they showed up to oppose what they called a challenge to Ukraine's young democracy.

But he issued what his allies called a challenge to the lawmakers to cease its political games or else fire him.

Legislative leaders in both parties, who have been critical of Mr. Davis's handling of what they call a crisis and he calls a "challenge," ratcheted up their criticism over the past 24 hours.

She said 68 hotels were under construction in Rio, which she called " a challenge" for the city.

"He's one of the few players out there that hates it and I think sometimes he calls a challenge even when he knows he won't get the call overturned just to prove a point.