Sentence examples for when they challenged from inspiring English sources

When they challenged it they were subsequently found accommodation locally.

"When they challenged him, he answered in a lady's voice," said Karen Williams, a local prosecutor.

"In the 1960's, when they challenged authority, it was the church they were challenging.

But Love and Duval are two of golf's longest hitters, and when they challenged the rough today, the rough won.

Think of life as a big, dark cave, Susan Crouch would tell her sons when they challenged her wisdom.

In the 1990s, in Georgia, Shevardnadze nurtured young leaders who won control of the parliament in fair elections, but he retreated when they challenged his weak governance.

That would make it harder for those being prosecuted or already on death row, like Mr. Clair, to change lawyers when they challenge the case against them.

Further, Mr. Bush appears to have forgotten that Republicans inevitably self-destruct when they challenge environmental values that command public support.

According to Andrew Bolton, the curator at the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, fashions tend to be decried when they "challenge the conservative morality of a society".

The senior White House adviser argued that the Trumpists will start infiltrating Congress when they challenge Republican incumbents from the right in the run-up to the midterm elections.

Their expedition puts them in contact with the equivalent of Nazi officers, and when they challenge Zero's papers, Gustave, with unflagging loyalty, mounts, in effect, a one-man resistance operation.