Sentence examples for getting the challenge from inspiring English sources

I'm not getting the challenge that I used to have.

"When I got the challenge I thought, 'This is not going to work,'" he tells me.

Apart from that, not quite sure I totally get the challenge... it is to eat up the store cupboard staples?

"In addition, we've got the challenge of new [departmental] settlements which mean we've got to eke out every penny we possibly can from infrastructure projects.

And music pirates, well, they've got the challenge of transforming the multi-sensory gig experience (including all those expensive drinks) into something downloadable.

We need to improve again next week and then we've got the Challenge Cup semi-final".

Ziggy Gordon gets the challenge in to deny him, hurting himself in the process.

"We've got the challenge of an away Ashes coming up, but at the moment we're reflecting on a job well done by the players.

If it doesn't go through, she's got the challenge of finding a plan B and trying to keep her job.

In fairness, the cross comes in at pace, but he gets the ball tangled in his feet and it gives Arsenal time to get the challenge in.

Bottom line, though, I get the challenge.