Sentence examples similar to start a challenging from inspiring English sources

His view is echoed by many others.Such generalised allegations on their own might not have been enough to start a challenge to Mr Blatter, but there was more.

It all started on episode one, season one when I had to let the first group of Survivors know when to start a challenge.

After this, start a challenge like a snowball fight.

One of my concerns was starting a Challenge in the middle of the night.

Hartshorn identified April's G20 meeting of the group of leading and developing nations in London as an event that could kick-start a challenging summer.

"I'm delighted to be here to start a new challenge and I'm looking forward to it," Bunn said.

"It's a great time to bow out and start a new challenge and I'm really excited about the project," he said.

"At this point, I'm going to start a real challenge".

You could start a "gratitude challenge" on social media and share what you're grateful for with others.

Second, you can start a summer challenge.

But can you imagine a 20-year-old college dropout in China being allowed to start a company that challenges a whole sector of state-owned Chinese companies funded by state-owned banks? he asks.