Sentence examples for have a real test from inspiring English sources

"We have a real test of what works and what doesn't".

The players have a real test of their character over the next week, as big a test as they will have in their professional careers.

A good last over from Tait, but the horse may already have bolted and Australia have a real test on their hands here.

What would it be like to have a real testing lab instead of working in the makeshift "lab" that is John's attic?

Neither Republican has ever had a real test.

"This is the first time he's had a real test this year as Gigginstown have had so many good novice chasers so we've kept him going out in the country in lesser races," trainer Willie Mullins said.

Charlton boss Chris Powell told BBC London 94.9: "We've had a real testing week, and we have come out with seven points from three games.

"Those difficult times have been a real test for Paul because most of the time these entrepreneurial I.P.O.

I think that would have been a real test, a mile-and-a-half in soft ground in France.

To help with this, ask to have a "real-ear" test which measures the match between your hearing loss and the response of your hearing aid.

Carolyn McCall, chief executive of GMG, said: "The recession has driven steep declines in advertising revenues across the media industry, and has been a real test for all our businesses.