Sentence examples for labelled a challenge from inspiring English sources

Poland striker Robert Lewandowski has hit out at Scotland defender Gordon Greer and labelled a challenge the Brighton man made on him in Tuesday's 2-2 draw in Warsaw "brutal".

Matic felt the full force of Barnes as his studs-up challenge landed halfway up his shin, and the Chelsea midfielder was lucky to escape any serious injury in what Mourinho labelled a "criminal challenge".

Thirty years ago John McEnroe was labelled a brat for daring to challenge a line call but now, with appeals enshrined as part of the game, his compatriot was giving a rousing ovation when the replay showed he was right.

Most economists want to view these changes through the classic prism of "free trade," and they label any challenge as protectionism.

The next step is to challenge TMP-BC575 to label a variety of intracellular proteins.

The Portuguese accused Sky of impartiality and labelled Ashley Barnes' challenge on Nemanja Matic during yesterday's 1-1 drawithth Burnley as "criminal".

Mather, who expressed sadness at Smith's decision to resign, has labelled the challenge "ill-considered and ill-timed", saying: "We will not be defeated, I certainly won't".

However, an oral 250 mg labelled l-carnitine challenge, although followed by an increase in labelled circulating TMAO, had little impact on endogenous TMAO levels in subjects with normal renal function [ 21].

The Chelsea manager made the comments during an intense appearing on Sky Sports Goalss on Sunday, during which he accused the broadcaster of lacking impartiality and labelled Ashley Barnes' challenge on Nemanja Matic during yesterday's draw with Burnley as "criminal".

Afterwards, Celtic manager Ronny Deila labelled McGowan's challenge as "stupid".

Celtic manager Ronny Deila labelled the late challenge from Dundee United's Ryan McGowan on Liam Henderson in the Scottish Cup replay as "stupid".