Sentence examples for challenge born from inspiring English sources

An exciting escalation of complexity and speed, the challenge, born on the streets, became the act's trademark by the 1940's.

MS: How exactly was the Super Service Challenge born?

He finished in July 2007 and the challenge was born.

Mr. Halter's challenge is born out of opportunity as much as ideological frustration.

So, the 7 Summits Challenge was born, and to date the team has successfully tackled six of the summits — Mount Elbrus in Russia, Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Mount Aconcagua in Argentina, Mount McKinley in Alaska, Mount Vinson in Antarctica and Mount Kosciuszko in Australia — and countless others in training.

That's how the Laudato Si' Challenge was born.

As the team riffed on the idea, Jedi Challenge was born.

Soon the "365 Day Different Daily Headgear" challenge was born.

In no time, someone played Famous Dex's new song "Japan," and the "Japan Challenge" was born: Purdy began choreographing moves, and two dancers, Kenny Knox and Lil Da, followed his lead, encouraging others online to do the same.

Tift was only marginally aware of the offensive video, and Supermodel Astronaut Challenge was born out of her conviction that, even in the after-glow of the feminist movement, women and girls are faced with impossible media images that rob self-esteem and sap creative energy.

I personally like to see interest in new models emerging as a byproduct of these challenges, many born through frustration and resulting in creative solutions.