Sentence examples for will get a test from inspiring English sources
Online ardor will get a test on Tuesday, with the inauguration of Barack Obama.
He will get a test this week against the Chargers, who have allowed just 84 yards a game on the ground.
The retread — its studio prefers to call it a homage — versus the wholly confected will get a test next weekend when "Get Smart" opens against "The Love Guru," starring Mike Myers.
At the news conference, Target confirmed the Apple news, which has been widely speculated on, with Dustee Jenkins, a spokeswoman for Target, saying that the ministores will get "a test in 25 stores".
The degree to which Mrs. Clinton has actually defused the issue will get a test on Saturday when she appears with fellow Democrats in a debate in Chicago before an audience of liberal bloggers, one of the most intensely antiwar constituencies in the party and one that has been particularly skeptical of — and often hostile toward — Mrs. Clinton.
"That will get a test kidney into an animal," she said.
Other commentators argue that the standards honour "data, not children", neglect creativity in the classroom and weave an unholy bond between public education and test-development companies.But the Common Core is here, like it or not, and today New Yorkers will get a taste of the tests for the first time.
South Florida will get a serious test Friday when it faces West Virginia.
The arrangement will get a true test Sunday against the Eagles, who have the league's sixth-ranked run defense.
The viability of the new political order in Washington will get a swift test when Congress returns to town for a lame-duck session this month.
K-State is the only unbeaten team in the league, and its pass defense will get a huge test today from West Virginia QB Geno Smith.
