Sentence examples for gauntlet of the from inspiring English sources

Who dares walk the gauntlet of the Woman's Hour team?

We evacuated the civilians into a nearby school – everyone running the gauntlet of the Israeli fire.

It requires fitness and strength, as well as nerve and stamina to run the gauntlet of the tide.

Arriving at Real, a clichéd David Beckham "like a proverbial phoenix rising from the ashes, calmly ran the gauntlet of the world's media".

Pills and potions are easy to pop, but they must then run the gauntlet of the gastrointestinal tract, with its hostile acids and enzymes.

Those who are on the way out will not be asked to walk the gauntlet of the cameras waiting in Downing Street.

During months of torment, the nine ran the gauntlet of abuse at the hands of the racist crowds, which included some teachers, at the school.

"There are stories of white feathers (a symbol of cowardice) and of my grandmother running the gauntlet of abuse down the street to Dartmoor, taking the tiny boys with her to visit him".

After a modulation back to A minor and a gauntlet of arpeggios, the main theme returns.

It has yet to realise that keeping the mechanical aspects of policy constant while warning about the gauntlet of threats confronting the economy is contractionary on net.

The footage we have published focuses on visible females running the gauntlet of misogyny on the pitch.