Sentence examples similar to challenged stand from inspiring English sources
Two challenge stand between them and a quarter-final place.
In 2013, Knowles and husband, Jay Z, joined Al Sharpton in challenging Stand Your Ground laws at a Trayvon Martin rally in New York City.
David Cameron has been challenged to stand up to Kazakhstan's authoritarian leader over "deteriorating" human rights during his forthcoming visit to the former Soviet republic.
For instance, on July 24 BuzzFeed.com posted a video in which Mr. Simmons was challenged to stand completely still for 60 seconds while a man gyrated around him.
Now two macroeconomic challenges stand out for the Baltic states.
More to the point, though, poverty poses difficult challenges for education in America, and as poverty figures grow, those challenges stand only to grow more complex.
"No one should have to give up their goals and dreams because financial challenges stand in the way," its Web site says.
Scott Walzak, a designer at HOK, acknowledges that several impediments — what he prefers to see as surmountable challenges — stand in the way of realizing the bold plan.
Some heavy challenges stand in their way – racism (because Park is half-Korean), bullying and child abuse – but Eleanor and Park is about the strength you get from finding someone who adores you exactly as you are.
Will the challenge stand unpunished?
