Sentence examples for gauntlet between from inspiring English sources
Texture in knitwear is by no means a new phenomenon, but this year designs ran the gauntlet between oversized and chunky, and the finest of mesh.
I notice no main Avengers died off, so I guess Thanos's gauntlet discriminates between first and second-string characters.
Taking on everyone from Caitlyn Jenner, the self-proclaimed "trans ambassador" for Ted Cruz, to the thought police who want to dictate what we say and how we say it especially when it's self-defining Bunny throwself-defining Bunny by making a disthrowson between her post-Holly Woodownn badass drag self and the gauntletd trans stereotype that some people relegate her to.
That may sound sort of like a gauntlet thrown to the ground between PC and console players, but this argument has played out before many times and the mouse and keyboard players always come out on top, often by embarrassing margins.
Now David Cameron has become the latest to run the gauntlet of the uneasy and usually unrequited relationship between politician and musical muse.
I think that means the gauntlet thrown down by Sir Henry Cecil, proposing a clash between Camelot and Frankel in York's Juddmonte International is not going to be taken up.
At half an hour through our gauntlet, Amber had become a sort of de facto liaison between the group of women and me.
During a commercial break that night, Vince McMahon announced a Gauntlet Bra & Panties Match for New Year's Revolution between all five girls that had previously been in the ring.
After shaking my hand, he gestured to the gauntlet he had just been working on, relating the similarities between his precision replica and the actual armor worn by 14th century knights.
After shaking my hand, he gestured to the gauntlet he had just been working on, relating the similarities between his precision replica and the actual armour worn by 14th century knights.
This week Derbyshire Building Society has thrown down the gauntlet to rival providers by launching a rate of 5.6 per cent on loans between £7,500 and £14,999.
