Sentence examples for gauntlet you from inspiring English sources

Bush laid down the gauntlet: you're either with us or with the terrorists.

After you crawl through this gauntlet, you then find yourself facing one of the most remarkable phenomena in Silicon Valley: 45 checkout cashiers arrayed in a vast square.

All real reactions, a sort of gauntlet you're forced to run to understand something you haven't yet thought or want to think about.

After running the other side of the media gauntlet, you read through the online coverage of your appointment.

Your best candidates probably aren't making it through the gauntlet you've created for them.

And if you zoned out in the middle of that last sentence because you're puzzling over whether I should have used "gauntlet" instead of "gantlet," you're in the right place.

You'll need a total 14 for each gauntlet if you make it like Mordred's.

Yet after he throws down the gauntlet—"Do you want me to be your fucking boyfriend?"—the scene (and the episode) concludes with an unfortunate cut.

"I always secretly want it to rhyme," Chowder declares — less a confession than a throwing down of the gauntlet: are you with me, or against?

Make it through the gauntlet and you are "clapped in" by existing workers: given a standing ovation as if receiving a prize.

By Ligaya Mishan October 23, 2009 "I always secretly want it to rhyme," Chowder declares — less a confession than a throwing down of the gauntlet: are you with me, or against?