Sentence examples for to win a challenge from inspiring English sources

Seven times they have been Wembley losers and are yet to win a Challenge Cup final in the capital.

This is essentially what a doctoral student at Cambridge University did to win a challenge issued recently by CloudFlare, a web security firm based in San Francisco.

Regis used his height and muscle to win a challenge for a long clearance from Ogrizovic and Houchen laid the ball out to Bennett on the right.

In December, Mr. Cuccinelli became the first plaintiff to win a challenge to the health care act, when Judge Henry E. Hudson of Federal District Court in Richmond, Va., struck down a provision that requires most Americans to obtain insurance.

Matthew Fox, who plays Jack, a doctor, spends the first few minutes of the show, after he regains consciousness, running around like a "Survivor" contestant trying to win a challenge: he performs CPR; he tends to a man whose leg has been mangled below the knee; and he makes sure that the plane's wing doesn't land on a pregnant woman.

To win a challenge under the new standard, a defendant must show that with effective counsel, he would have taken a plea offer, the judge would have approved it and the deal would have been more favorable than the case's outcome.

What is a merit badge, after all, next to winning a challenge to come up with a campaign for a Trump-branded product?

His focus and determination have even led him to win a transformational challenge in the past.

Joshua was the winner, and the first of the contestants to win a second challenge.

While the LDP is expected to win, a strong challenge from the centre-right could cost it precious seats in the powerful lower house.

In truth, Real Madrid were made to pay for not capitalising on a first half that saw Juventus' back four fail to win a single challenge throughout the half.