Sentence examples for to make a challenge from inspiring English sources

Why this reluctance to make a challenge?

Defending champion Chelsea just spent $80 million on Liverpool forward Fernando Torres to make a challenge.

I coupon -- that's the verb shoppers use -- largely to make a challenge of a chore.

I know I had to make a challenge, either to get the ball or foul him, but then the deflection was a big one.

Muirfield bared its teeth on the Saturday, greatly reducing the chances of someone coming from the pack to make a challenge.

"Donaldson's being able to play on the fear of electoral meltdown has given him the legs to make a challenge," Mr. Bew said.

"It is a big surprise as we did not have a chance to make a legal challenge," she said.

Partly because of the expectation of the imminent coming of the kingdom, Christianity, MacCulloch writes, "was not usually going to make a radical challenge to existing social distinctions".

Still, Mr Malema should get a few seats in Parliament, hoping to make a bigger challenge in 2019, if he can only avoid prison.

"That would put the Democratic Party on track to make a significant challenge in 2018," he said, including another Davis run for governor or United States senator.

Ferrari plan to introduce a new engine for the Austin race as they plot to make a serious challenge to Mercedes' overwhelming supremacy in 2016.