Sentence examples for challenges to win from inspiring English sources

Here he plays the title role of Ahmed, a street robber who falls in love with a princess and undertakes mighty challenges to win her love and save the city from invaders.

Labour will face "huge challenges" to win the 2020 general election as changes to parliamentary boundaries and Britain's ageing population move against the party, the former foreign secretary Margaret Beckett has warned.

For the unaquainted, the Crystal Maze gameshow takes contestants through four zones: Aztec, Industrial, Futuristic and Medieval, where you take on various mental and physical challenges to win crystals.

STEWART WINS BUSCH RACE -- Tony Stewart took the lead from Dale Earnhardt Jr. with 13 laps left Saturday, then held off several challenges to win the Hershey's Kissables 300 Nascar Busch Series race at Daytona.

"Space Race," NBC Entertainment said in a release, is to be an elimination competition show that will put "everyday" people through a series of challenges to win a seat aboard Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo, a six-passenger craft scheduled to begin commercial suborbital flights next year.

It is evident that major retailers are facing great challenges to win in the marketplace.

The Conservatives fought off the Ukip challenge to win the Sleaford and North Hykeham byelection.

In this league it is a big challenge to win four on the trot, even for the big teams.

Santorum faces his own challenge to win the primary in his home state of Pennsylvania on 24 April.

"I accept this challenge to win the next election with and for the S.P.D.," Mr. Steinbrück said, using the German abbreviation for the Social Democratic Party.

I think we all recognize it's still challenging to win a race for Congress, period, and as women, we share a goal of getting more women elected".