Sentence examples for got a challenge from inspiring English sources

That's when you've got a challenge.

"I was prepared for a challenge, and I got a challenge".

Add in the difficulties of satisfying the religious criteria for calling wine kosher, and you've really got a challenge.

W. Ruth Whitney could barely contain her glee last week when her lawyer got a challenge to her petitions dismissed at the Board of Elections.

"So I think we've got a challenge to remind people what things were like in 1992, and we've got a challenge to remind them that, fine, you may take this eight years of economic expansion for granted, but tough decisions were made".

'I do find,' she replies, 'that if I haven't got a challenge I slump on the sofa and think: who am I?' And you're running away from that moment?

That might be an excuse for us to get a challenge from somebody in a primary.

"Sometimes, when you get a challenge like that, guys are going to want to show you.

Dixon was struggling and although Adams got back and forced Owen on to his left foot, he couldn't get a challenge in.

When he releases the ball early on the inside it is almost impossible for a full-back to get a challenge in.

19 mins: Nice ball in from the jinky Jovanovic but Zigic, who is tall but also weirdly meek and ineffectual, can't even get a challenge on it.