Sentence examples for menacing challenge from inspiring English sources
Big Ed's first menacing challenge to Danny after their in flagrante encounter is a date: "Oct.
He felt intimidated by some, including one student who thrust his face inches from Yom's in a menacing challenge to his authority.
A menacing challenge lies ahead: a visit from the annihilating restaurant critic Anton Ego (Peter O'Toole).
Fans of vintage Disney may also be somewhat surprised to learn that the evil queen in 1937's Snow White never actually says, "Mirror, mirror, on the wall - who is the fairest of them all?" The immortal line actually begins with the words, "Magic mirror... .. Also in the top five is the menacing challenge issued by Clint Eastwood in Dirty Harry in 1971.
The children are wild and sometimes a menacing challenge to handle, yet their love and affection is screamingly beautiful.
Immunity & Reward Challenge: This was a Dennis the Menace challenge.
Luminous gradations of skylight, spiky silhouettes, humour, menace and challenge – everything is there, from the hugeness of Hagrid to the horrified expressions of untrusting new wizard chessmen.
It is a word that, when uttered, carries menace and a challenge.
In the half century since Pakistan was born from the partition of colonial India, no Pakistani leader has faced a more menacing set of challenges than Gen. Pervez Musharraf confronted in his speech tonight.
In The State of Martial Rule: The Origins of Pakistan's Political Economy of Defense, Ayesha Jalal notes that the Pakistani government has faced a menacing set of challenges on the domestic, regional and international fronts that have tipped the balance in favor of the military and civil bureaucracies which were not elected democratically.
But he had to earn his Preakness victory, which came only after he proved he could sit off another horse (Menacing Dennis), dismiss the challenge of a legitimate rival (Proud Citizen) and then have enough in reserve to hold off a strong late bid from an upset-minded long shot (Magic Weisner).
