Two weeks later, McMahon booked Triple H in a gauntlet match, consisting of two wrestlers beginning the match, and replacing whenever one is eliminated, with the last person standing being named the winner, against the Spirit Squad.
England's depressingly familiar batting collapse handed the gauntlet back to Cook and, defending 230, he began with four slips and a gully, quickly reduced to three.
His advanced training began in November 1936 on the Gloster Gauntlet.
John Osbon: It is a nicely flung gauntlet, so let's examine it … Let me begin by asking Stephen two questions, and then I will weigh in: 1.
This strictly masculine dance, which began life as a crude kind of gauntlet-throwing, had by the 20th century been strictly choreographed into performances lasting between two and five minutes.
It often insists that foods already on supermarket shelves be treated like drugs and run through a gauntlet of preliminary studies before large-scale human studies can begin.
In July, Joyce rebuffed a gauntlet from dissident director Samuel Heyman Samuel Heyman, who sought control of the company, which began in 1912 as a spinoff of DuPont's booming explosives business.
By thrusting her powerful verses into orbit through satellite television, she has thrown dawn a gauntlet in a way that newspapers, bloggers or network media segments cannot begin to compete.
As the Japanese aircraft completed their attacks and began to withdraw, believing that they inflicted fatal damage to both carriers, they ran a gauntlet of CAP Wildcats and SBDs.
Despite its blind spots, the IPCC throws down the gauntlet to global policymakers, demanding "rapid and far-reaching" transitions in land, energy, industry, buildings, transport, and cities to slash carbon emissions and begin drawing down carbon from the atmosphere.
The Pope's message in Michoacán was just the latest of a series of gauntlets he has thrown down during his visit to Mexico — home to one in ten of the world's Catholics — that began last Friday night.
