Sentence examples for challenge hanging from inspiring English sources

Only Jim Gerlach, a first-term Republican in a district east of Philadelphia, had to sweat out a challenge, hanging on to defeat a Democratic county attorney, Lois Murphy, by 51percentto49percentcent.

The pipeline, open for business since January 2014, will now carry tar sands crude from Cushing, Oklahoma to Port Arthur, Texas without the cloud of the legal challenge hanging over its head since 2012.

But her biggest challenge is hanging on to the core group of voters who returned her to office for a second term at the head of a coalition that includes her preferred partner, the market-oriented Free Democrats.

Especially as Scott gets up and down from the hazard, the birdie taking him alongside Day at -7. 10.37pm BST Adam Scott's Masters challenge was hanging by a thread there.

And, so, that's why I'm creating the official, albeit informal, code of conduct for daughterhood friendships... to help guide our friends through the challenge of hanging in there with us.

The Reds' Kullman has the ultimate challenge: his club, hanging tough at 42-35, has been outscored by 30 runs and is probably due for a fall.

For a challenge, try a "hanging leg lift".

It means constantly learning, challenging yourself and hanging around with people that are way better than you so that you can absorb more.

That's no small feat in an era of parity, when salary-cap challenges mean that hanging onto all the core pieces is not always an easy thing to do.

If your average yoga holiday isn't enough of a challenge, try it while hanging upside down: aerial yoga can be hardcore and fun at the same time.

There are a host of other issues, less momentous than the A.&P. challenge, that are still hanging up the finalizing of the sale of the chain to C & S. Most revolve around many Grand Union landlords, who fear that they will lose money on the leases they have when the sale is completed; other vendors are concerned as well.