Sentence examples for face the test of from inspiring English sources

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

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

"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.

Though "polymer matrix composites" (fibers like carbon or glass encased in plastic) have found their way into a smattering of smaller structures in the past decade, the new bridge is the first to face the test of highway traffic and long-haul trucks.

Meanwhile, whatever spin you put on the Oregon Medicaid study, it was a real-world test of the administration's signature domestic policy initiative whose results clearly didn't live up to liberal expectations, and it's given skeptics of Obamacare perhaps their most statistically potent ammunition at a moment when the new health care law is about to face the test of implementation.

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.

She knew where she was going and where she wanted her country to go.Tony Blair has not, of course, faced the test of office.

"ISIS is facing the test of a lifetime, and the only way to salvage its claims is if the battle fails, whether through military protraction or civilian abuse," Hassan said.

Ukip will on Thursday face the first test of its post-Brexit popularity in the byelection for the Tory-held seat of Sleaford in Lincolnshire.