Sentence examples for were going to challenge from inspiring English sources

For a moment he looked as if he were going to challenge her.

"[The label] said they were going to challenge the venue, so at that point it was a waste of time and money [to proceed]," he says, explaining why Lil Wayne and his record label Young Money – a subsidiary of Cash Money – have moved the suit to Louisiana.

He added, "If no one were going to challenge me, I would say 'a test of truth.' If I had to back it up I'd say anyway, 'a test of sincerity' — that there is a moment, an actual time, when you believe something to be true, and you construct a meaning from these moments of conviction".

And, last month, Ms Begum's family told the home secretary they were going to challenge his decision to revoke her UK citizenship.

Arsenal's thinking, that they were going to challenge and win the title with world-class players like Thierry Henry and Patrick Vieira, changed to aiming to stay in the top four and stay in the Champions League.

The Iranians started making noises about how they didn't care and were going to challenge the embargo, but now the US has a carrier battle group nearby, floating in the general vicinity of the Saudi Navy, looking menacing and scary.

I was going to challenge that.

They're going to challenge Mercedes.

It's going to challenge them mentally.

"We are going to challenge everything we can challenge".

Who's going to challenge F.S.U. in conference play?