Sentence examples for reacted to a challenge from inspiring English sources

The organization reacted to a challenge from a politically oriented business group that called itself the the Long Island Committee for Action by absorbing several of its leaders into the L.I.A. inner circle.

"It's believed Mancini reacted to a challenge from Balotelli on one of his team-mates," said BBC radio 5 live senior football reporter Ian Dennis.

Raheem Sterling, a second-half substitute for England, and Ecuador's Antonio Valencia were dismissed in the second half after the Manchester United winger reacted to a challenge by his Liverpool counterpart.

Costa, whose readiness to go to ground under the slightest contact did little to endear him to the Bernabeu crowd, finally saw yellow as he reacted to a challenge from Di Maria and earned a suspension that will keep him out of the second leg.

"Airlines were already out ahead of the curve in terms of reacting to a challenge in demand," he said.

Capello will surely not accept the inefficiency of his men or the difficulty they had in reacting to a challenge from their opponents that had not been expected.

Scott was shown a straight red after the break after reacting to a challenge from Gunners defender Jade Bailey.

I thought Geoff has reacted to a late challenge on a leg he injured in the first half.

Wigan supporters were sorry to see Pablo Zabaleta replaced at half-time – the former Manchester City player had been losing his temper to the extent that a repeat of his Wembley 2013 dismissal seemed likely – though West Ham still went down to 10 men when Masuaku reacted to a heavy challenge from Nick Powell by spitting at the Wigan player.

Then in September last year he was sent off in Bosnia's World Cup qualifying win over Andorra, having reacted to a heavy challenge by throwing his chewing gum into the face of an opponent (although not, as it turned out, the one who had fouled him).

He was then given a straight red card in his second game for violent conduct, when he reacted to a late challenge by Wolverhampton Wanderers player Roger Johnson by grabbing Johnson by the throat.