Sentence examples for with a gauntlet from inspiring English sources

If candidates pass these first phases, Triplebyte will also fly potential hires out to West Coast and set them up with a gauntlet of in-person interviews with YC companies.

President Barack Obama smacked the GOP in the face with a gauntlet during his press conference, saying in essence "put up, or shut up" on the budget.

Interestingly, if you go to Google to investigate the pros and cons of "unschooling," you will find some objective analysis, but mostly you'll be bombarded with a gauntlet of opposing opinions, from "unschoolers" who defend the practice with everything in them to those who believe children are getting the short end of the stick on many levels.

You may be headed to the best biking trails, ski runs, surf breaks or golf courses in the world, but if your trip starts off with a gauntlet of extra fees and restrictions at the airport, your vacation buzz will be killed before you even hit the fresh air.

The tailor-made sleeve for lymphoedema with a gauntlet without protection at the edges and with extension to the shoulder is applied for the first four weeks of treatment.

The letter prompted "Infinity War" directors the Russo Brothers to reply with a gauntlet-covered middle finger. .

It's a sun with a face and a gauntlet.

He had already laid down a gauntlet with productions of Berlioz's Les Troyens (1969) and two Tippett operas – The Midsummer Marriage (1968) and the world premiere of The Knot Garden (1970).

In a BBC Proms Insight event last Sunday (which feels like months ago), Tom Service described the Ring as ending with an open question, a gauntlet for mankind: now the gods have dwindled and our heroes lie dead on the pyre, what will we make of the world we've inherited?

She then shoots me 'you're an a-hole' eyes, puts her fork down with the aggression of a gauntlet being thrown, and stops eating.

Items made from those tiny nurdles can wind up there after we're done with them, resulting in a gauntlet of plastic pollution that awaits turtles on their migrations.