meet a challenge

They had met a challenge and they'd succeeded, indeed we all need them.

"But Murray has a way of rising to meet a challenge."

He remembered when he had found a way to meet a challenge without having to fight.

The aristocracy met a challenge when the position of bronze was taken over by iron.

She did know how to meet a challenge.

Every drop of his hunter's blood moved swiftly to meet a challenge which it met all too rarely.

Murphy's pride at successfully meeting a challenge was obvious in his tone.

Morning comes and Napoleon awakes to the new day but meets a challenge in his road; a river.

Beyond the satisfaction of meeting a challenge, what were the musically compelling reasons for this resurrection?

A rung-holder had to meet a challenge from the rung below, but could delay it one day.

Why should I meet a challenge / don't understand?

The Whitecloaks noticed him looking at them and stared back as if meeting a challenge.

Occasionally, on these excursions, she met a challenge.

We met a challenge with a challenge.

"I love to meet a challenge.

Catecholamines are brain chemicals secreted in response to stress to prepare the body to meet a challenge.

Meanwhile, Mr. Hennessy met a challenge of his own.

Bolan sent a figure-8 burst through the doorway and whirled to meet a challenge from the street door.

Meeting a Challenge Grant Also high on the orchestra's agenda is getting its finances in order.

"For all species, how we meet a challenge defines what we are and what we will become.

Every time we grow in our lives, every time we take a chance, meet a challenge, survive something dangerous or frightening, we've come of age.

He kept lobbing the ball to a teammate, focusing on the day's work, striving to meet a challenge he could never have imagined would be this formidable.

Summary: That your field is boxing or rope jumping, there will be a time when you meet a challenge that is more than you can chew.

THE Lotus Development Corporation, meeting a challenge from rival products, has added a colorful new face to the basic version of its popular 1-2-3 spreadsheet program.

The report described an agency that struggled mightily to meet a challenge it had never been intended to face, using tools and standards that were sometimes inadequate to the task.