Sentence examples for challenge of three from inspiring English sources

The London mayor saw off the challenge of three rivals to secure the support of party members in Uxbridge and South Ruislip as their pick for 2015.

The way he created England's first try in Rome, standing up to the challenge of three defenders and manoeuvring his body so he could slip the ball to Mike Brown, was O'Driscollesque.

"He said five students would be enough, but to our delight we ended up with a full roster of 19 students, one faculty member and two staff members to take up this challenge of three weeks of immersion in Chinese opera in Shanghai," said Chao-Hui Jenny Liu, program administrator of the Program in East Asian Studies.

Larsson tied the score in the 35th minute by taking a pass from Freddie Ljungberg, moving around one player to race into the penalty area and, despite the challenge of three Nigerians, poking his shot into the corner with a toe kick.

Though the role was originally intended for Brad Pitt, who quit just weeks before shooting began, Jackman rose to the ambitious challenge of three interweaving plot lines, playing a modern-day neurologist, 16th-century Spanish conquistador and futurist space traveller with chameleon flare.

Applause and cheers started to build up in the hotel ballroom as it became obvious that Mr. O'Dwyer, a founder of the coa lition, had easily withstood the challenge of three liberal Congressmen — Representa tives Richard L. Ottinger of Westchester County, Benjamin S. Rosenthal. of Queens and Richard D. McCarthy of Buffalo.

Let's call it the challenge of zero.

But Mr. Rissanen said the challenge of zero waste is to keep the design driven by function.

But since last August, the maker of Viagra, Pfizer, has watched its market share shrink under the challenge of two other prescription treatments for erectile dysfunction, Levitra and Cialis.

With 'Requiem,' I also wanted to make a subjective movie but was faced with the challenge of four protagonists, not one".

My niece, Lindsey Egan, is a seventh grader at Assumption, and she loves it, speaking enthusiastically of the sports, good friends and the challenge of two hours of nightly homework.