Sentence examples for odd challenges from inspiring English sources

The show features three charismatic hosts who test cars (mostly of the fast or outrageous variety) and engage in adventures and odd challenges.

But in his autobiography he has more fun describing the odd challenges a director faces: bizarre committee hearings, cases of scientific fraud and the mushrooming numbers of independent fiefs within the NIH.

She faces an odd challenge in the first round, playing her younger sister Urszula.

"Spain's Liga, despite the odd challenge from Valencia, Deportivo, Atletico Madrid or Athletic Bilbao has been a two-team affair for as long as I can remember.

One slightly odd challenge for executives looking to use this service, Mr. Skretvedt said, is accounting for the effect it can have on the customer service representatives.

Rudolph W. Giuliani, who developed a national reputation for decisive and reassuring leadership after 9/11, now faces the odd challenge of having to reassure some supporters that he can be decisive about a very different issue: running for president.

"Yorkshire's attack again looked impotent but Kent looked similarly stale, Sayers and Root surviving the odd challenge against a ball that Davies, Shreck and Stevens somewhat surprisingly didn't swing much".

In some ways this must be an interesting and slightly odd challenge for Lehninger, who has begun keeping company with major orchestras.

Mr. Hall said 25 years after his odd Beaujolais challenge that he harbored one unpleasant memory.

It wasn't hard – I've always loved cooking, but each day now became an odd cookery challenge.

On the face of it, this is an odd arrangement that challenges the notion that citizenship is an expression of national loyalty.