Sentence examples for challengers over from inspiring English sources

Favre will not mind if someone else takes over the (extremely flimsy) mantle as Bayern's challengers over the coming weeks.

"Geoffrey and Bedan will be the main challengers over 10,000m and they're probably going to be doing a similar thing where they go from the start.

Farmers are complaining loudly to their representatives, editorial boards across the heartland are hammering Congress over its inaction, and incumbents from both parties are sparring with their challengers over agricultural policy.

Michael Steele, a one-time Catholic seminarian and former Maryland lieutenant governor, defeated competition from the incumbent party chief and three other challengers over six rounds of voting to become the leader of the party.

Tech world boosters of online social media tend to view it as inherently subversive to the established order and constantly tending to favor garage-shop challengers over entrenched incumbents.

"I have watched some of his matches on the internet in the Challengers over the last few weeks, and he seems to be playing better tennis," said the world number three.

Mr. Jennings recalled that the Libyan leader Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi broadcast pictures of the 1986 explosion of the space shuttle Challenger over and over on Libyan television to show the vulnerability of the United States, and wondered whether Iraq would do the same this time.

He made the solo descent in a submarine called "Deepsea Challenger", taking over two hours to reach the bottom.

I observed 14 miles a gallon over a week of driving, which means an owner would pour $4,500 a year in gasoline into the Challenger over 15,000 miles.

The Romney campaign, which, along with the super PAC supporting it, will spend millions assaulting the new main challenger over the next several weeks, is torn as to what strategy is effective.

If history is any guide, most of those voters are likely in the end to favor Mr. Lazio, the way they would choose a challenger over an incumbent, because Mrs. Clinton is already so well known that voters have solidly formed opinions about her.