Sentence examples for challenge which has from inspiring English sources

Chicago runs a competition called the New Venture Challenge, which has raised $300m for start-ups.

I am referring, of course, to the Mannequin Challenge, which has recently become a thing.

The young Frenchman was stretchered off after the Wigan striker's challenge, which has been widely condemned but will not be punished by the FA.

Representing Kosovo "is a beautiful challenge, which has lots of layers," said Mr. Halilaj, who splits his time among Berlin, Pristina and Mantova, Italy.

The support of the mayor was thought likely to see their legal challenge – which has angered the mayor's office and the government – dropped yesterday.

More than 3 million people around the world have joined in the challenge, which has raised more than $100m for the ALS Association.

An early Raid competitor, Mark Burnett, started the Eco-Challenge, which has helped popularize the sport via television coverage on The Discovery Channel.

Next month the International Poetry Challenge, which has Andrew Motion as its patron, challenges people of all ages to learn a poem off by heart and recite it to at least one other person.

The changing fortunes of various syndicates between the two round robins suggests that no one can be counted out, though the clear favorite is the Russell Alinghi Challengess Alinghi Challenge, which has lost just one race.

Today, the most tinkering seems to be with vehicles running on "grease" (waste cooking oil), as you could see in the Popular Mechanics DIY Rally There's also the World Solar Challenge, which has created fierce competition among leading engineering programs at universities around the globe.

* The US version of The Price is Right is the longest-running game show in history, dating back to 1956 * The longest-running game show in the UK is University Challenge, which has been on air for more than 35 years.