Sentence examples similar to running gauntlet from inspiring English sources

Likewise, monitors proved acutely unable to 'overwhelm' enemy fortifications single-handed during the American conflict, though their low-profile and heavy armour protection made them ideal for running gauntlets.

His work too was on trial: it ran gauntlets of homophobia to hang today in such international sanctuaries as the Tate in Britain, and the J Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.

Most people now use "running the gauntlet".

Bad news: he can only escape by running a gauntlet while people fire arrows at him.

We evacuated the civilians into a nearby school – everyone running the gauntlet of the Israeli fire.

Initiation ceremonies include running a gauntlet and taking part in a voodooistic mock funeral and resurrection.

If you haven't watched The Big Reunion, I highly recommend running the gauntlet of ITV Player.

Nanotechnology is currently running this gauntlet, with the number of nano-branded products doubling every 18 months.

Suddenly, a woman appeared on the far right of the screen, running the gauntlet to launch herself at the windshield.

Since then I feel like I've been running the gauntlet of Japanese traditions surrounding what has got to be the world's most complicated national dress.

And, frankly, if you've survived such boarding school initiation rites as "Running the Gauntlet" or "Spanking the Monkey", the rainforest floor seems almost inviting.