Sentence examples for challenges struck from inspiring English sources

His attempts to define the challenges struck a chord with the public.

If anyone wants to challenge the rule on legal grounds, this is their chance; it happened with the original Open Internet Order, though the challenges were struck down and the rule took effect as planned.

Eden Hazard had collected Courtois' 60-yard throw, retained his balance under Rose's challenge and struck the far post with a shot.

The spark that ignited "Obama's Challenge" was struck in January of this year, when Kuttner published a long conversation with Doris Kearns Goodwin in the magazine he co-founded (with Robert Reich and Paul Starr), the American Prospect.

He had been flattered and intrigued when Ronson invited him to write lyrics for his album Uptown Special, but the scale of the challenge only struck him after a long lunch.

The Croatian slightly blotted his copy book late on though, hitting the floor clutching his face when it was clear that Ryan Bennett's challenge had struck him in the chest.

In talking about the challenge, Paul struck a hopeful tone.

The Challenge always struck me as a bit too intense for me - 15-20 miles of running, PT exercises, all while carrying a backpack filled with about 50 pounds of bricks.

Those rulings, from 1986 to 1994, prohibit using peremptory challenges to strike jurors because of race or sex.

The defense used 12 of its 16 challenges to strike blacks.

Later court decisions restricted the use of peremptory challenges to strike all men or all women from juries based solely on sex.