Sentence examples for face a testing from inspiring English sources

Lancaster's side face a testing week of scrutiny ahead of their final Pool A match, a dead rubber against Uruguay.

They face a testing few weeks when the Premiership returns and their England contingent turn their attention to the autumn international series.

Manchester United face a testing start to their defence of their Premier League title with an opening day fixture at West Bromwich on 13 August, followed by home games against Tottenham and Arsenal.

With Chelsea and Manchester City on the horizon, the United favourite says Louis van Gaal and his new-look squad face a testing few weeks where "we'll find out exactly where the team is at this season".

Quique Sanchez Flores' side face a testing period over Christmas and New Year with games against Liverpool, Chelsea, Tottenham and Manchester City, and Gomes is adamant they cannot relax.

Miliband, who is likely to face a testing audience at the TUC conference amid his reform of party funding, will propose banning employers from insisting zero-hours workers be available even when there is no guarantee of work.

But the Border Patrol's tolerance may soon face a test.

GAME TO WATCH Ohio State at Wisconsin (Oct . 4 The Buckeyes face a test in early November.

The judiciary fears that it may face a test of loyalty to the mainland.

Both countries face a test of market appetite when they sell bonds this week.

"We certainly do not face a test of the magnitude that Roosevelt's generation did," he said.