Sentence examples for involve a gauntlet from inspiring English sources
Men's lives don't involve a gauntlet of these windows and the constant stress of wondering when and where one will open.
Farhi described the school as having "all the charm of an abandoned prison", and continued with, "visiting a friend who lives a few hundred yards away involves running a potential gauntlet of kidnappers and snipers; getting to school on time means navigating military checkpoints.
This involved reciting their accusations and throwing down a gauntlet signifying their intention to fight.
The walk from the tube station to my office generally involves running the gauntlet of "blaggers" from at least three different charities, asking if I can "spare a few minutes for cancer research", or "the homeless", or whatever.
Anyone being described a 'legend' when it is quite patently clear that they are a living and breathing person who has continued to do something - play kick-ball, make noise with a guitar - rather well for a number of years rather than part of a mythical past involving smoke and gauntlets and faeries and dragons.
But Montoya has thrown down a gauntlet.
THE Hungarians have thrown down a gauntlet to the European Union.
It's a sun with a face and a gauntlet.
Ultimately, however, Wurtz is throwing down a gauntlet.
It was a gauntlet review, defiant as well as supportive.
