Sentence examples for famous challenge from inspiring English sources

Diaghilev's famous challenge to Jean Cocteau – "Surprise me" – became the catchphrase for his legendary company Les Ballets Russes.

The only tension comes in the famous challenge to Solo mon's wisdom, when he must decide which of two harlots is the mother of a child.

It is another tick in the box for John Kear, one of the sport's great coaches who masterminded Sheffield's famous Challenge Cup success of 1998.

Talking of Wembley, there's a high-calibre book launch coming up this weekend for a celebration of probably the most famous Challenge Cup final of them all.

" 'I would like to have a hand in it, but I can only do so if you join in too,' and I said, 'Yes, it's worth it.' " So, with a wife's assent, began a famous challenge to Hitler.

MANCHESTER, N.H. - If Newt Gingrich is the Republican nominee and President Obama accepts his famous challenge to seven three-hour Lincoln-Douglas-style debates, viewers might find them only on C-SPAN and should plan to have plenty of black coffee on hand.

The traveling salesman problem is one of the more famous challenges in mathematics.

In 2004, researchers at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas, attempted to explain why Coca-Cola outsells Pepsi, despite Pepsi proving more popular in blind taste-tests (the famous "Pepsi challenge").

Clara Peller, the diminutive octogenarian who uttered the famous hamburger challenge, "Where's the beef?" in television commercials for a fast-food restaurant chain, died here today.

The tour will visit cities such as Johannesburg, Sydney, Auckland and Hong Kong, with Top Gear fans paying up to £105 for a ticket and the chance to take part in Clarkson's famous lap challenge.

Their 24-hour journey from one jungle to another and back begins when they drive a borrowed car to Beverly Hills to skate the "nine steps," a famous local challenge that involves leaping over a concrete stairway and remaining vertical upon landing.