Sentence examples for challenge someone to from inspiring English sources

I would see a difficult client as a personal challenge, someone to win over.

While I could recite a verse of Pushkin and challenge someone to a duel, I did not yet know how to ask for food at a store or restaurant.

"Challenge someone to a dog fight.

Maybe challenge someone to a wrestle or boxing match, maybe‚Ä or maybe, somewhere deep down, I'd secretly want to be held by another man.

One of my college friends used to get drunk and aggressively challenge someone to start naming states so that he could name their respective capitals.

It's almost as if he's challenging someone to stick a Green Jacket on him.

In the final sentence of its editorial it challenged someone to come forward: "Is there any eurosceptic in this pusillanimous cabinet with the guts to speak his mind and put principles and country before personal ambition?" The Express, which has been campaigning for Brexit since November 2010, was unsurprised by the prime minister's "paltry renegotiation efforts".

Klash Their pitch: Have you ever challenged someone to stop smoking, drink more beers, run a marathon, walk around in a mankini or dared someone to pick up more girls or guys on a bar night out?

Oh sweet Jesus, carry me home, we're getting somewhere, thought Si. "So?" asked Coot, challenging someone to test pure logic against his conviction.

Traditions include the "Airing of Grievances," where people share the ways they've been disappointed by others during the year, "Feats of Strength," where the head of a household challenges someone to a wrestling match, and the erection of an unadorned aluminum pole.

He's done that – when you challenge someone else to a duel you set up how you want to fight but you don't control the action in the duel itself.