Sentence examples for the gauntlet for from inspiring English sources

Jets Coach Al Groh threw down the gauntlet for his reeling team today.

Ms. Nichols is one of many young people throwing off her generation's reputation for slovenly language, and taking up the gauntlet for good grammar.

Federer may have thrown down the gauntlet for good with his seventh Wimbledon title three years ago, but Nadal will surely come again after a season spent labouring unsuccessfully to rediscover his best form.

People close to Mr. Dombeck described today's statement as a throwing down of the gauntlet for a new administration that has signaled its intent to take a very different position on the use of public lands.

After 59.1 overs, 113 runs and 26 wickets in their last three innings, Kyle Hogg and Glen Chapple finally decided to hand over the gauntlet for the home side.

The campaign manager, Daniel Vockins, said: "This lays down the gauntlet for the other political parties, and is a much higher target than local councils are currently committed to and hopefully lays the groundwork for deeper cuts..

Both full-backs, Geordan Murphy and Nick Abendanon, ran the gauntlet of opponents sliding in for accidentally-on-purpose collisions.

So what might exercises like the Gauntlet suggest for the #MeToo movement?

Martha Schwartz, FASLA, founder of Martha Schwartz Partners, who is an active advocate and commentator in the UK, where she now lives, threw down the gauntlet, calling for landscape architects to form a political wing that will urge policymakers to fund bold research into geo-engineering techniques that can stave off the planetary emergency caused by climate change.

Fifteen years back, I was both freaked out and flattered, stepping out of my car onto the red carpet and into the press gauntlet for that year's Grammys.

Because only a woman like Hillary -- persistent, strategic, aggressive, pragmatic, and apparently reserved -- could have made it through the gauntlet set up for women who run for high office in this country.