Sentence examples for face the test from inspiring English sources

Clinton said, "Tomorrow we face the test of our time".

Hulu, the online video content provider, is about to face the test.

Then Mr Schröder will face the test of reconciling Germany's national and European destinies with the authority that was his predecessor's badge.

Still, the more clearly Winslet becomes a lead actor in big American pictures, the more likely she is to face the test between being liked and being good and dangerous.

"I have an idea for a story, and I think to myself, my God, this is a combination of Eugene O'Neill, and Tennessee Williams, and Arthur Miller … but that's because [when you're writing] you don't have to face the test of reality.

By Harold Ross The New Yorker, October 7, 1933 P. 16 One of the many Ring Lardner anecdotes is about a happening in Boston, where he had been telegraphically summoned by Florenz Ziegfeld to do emergency patchwork on a musical show about to face the test of Broadway.

That's what will keep you charged up to face the tests that life and work so often serve up for us.

A Test of His Easy Charm Mr. Bush now faces the test of his drive, his leadership abilities, his way with people.

The Tories faced the test of a century.

But you never really know that until they start facing the test.

Moreover, the challenges facing the Test side must have been brought into sharper focus by defeat in the one-dayers, different XI or not.