gauntlet , also: gantlet

Have you set a gauntlet for our new student to run?

And he would have to run the same gauntlet coming out.

But you had to run the gauntlet to get there.

"So the business of the gauntlets was a side issue after all."

Without the gauntlet, he would have been finished long before.

The woman's other hand was in one of the black gauntlets.

It was almost as if the gauntlets were making her.

And with these gauntlets he just might be able to do it!

Gauntlet also lives with his wife and daughter on base.

It's like running the gauntlet in the old days, did you ever read about that?

It will be because I may pick up the gauntlet myself.

But by the end of the night I felt as if my legs had been through a gauntlet.

The gauntlet had to move the control to push them back.

He should have kept the gauntlets; then he'd be all right.

Some read these words as the dropping of a gauntlet.

Her hand looked fragile and white against his black gauntlet.

Instead he forced them to run the gauntlet to reach the water.

His gauntlet did it, and each time he felt sick.

He moved a gauntlet to the control and tried to concentrate.

Should she try to explain all that to the gauntlets?

"I have an idea for a better gauntlet myself, old man."

Seven, I'm sorry, but you're just going to have to run the gauntlet here.

They were among the hardest he'd ever said, but he needed the gauntlet between them.

The gauntlets must have given her several days to recover.

Elsewhere, he was sent back through the gauntlet until death.