Examples of 'had challenged' in a sentence
Meaning of "had challenged"
This phrase is used to describe a situation where someone or something issued a challenge to another person or entity in the past. It signifies a past action or event of challenging or questioning someone's abilities, beliefs, or actions
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had challenged
It had challenged me to keep the gift a secret.
The economic environment had challenged fiscal policies.
We had challenged the greatest empire in the world.
He thought it to be the lion who had challenged him.
But he had challenged the paradigm.
This was the first time someone had challenged him to a duel.
He had challenged her to a fishing competition.
Those who had challenged.
He had challenged everything we thought we knew about ourselves.
Five other candidates for the position had challenged the appointment.
Dudley had challenged homes.
Said statements were admitted into evidence after counsel had challenged their voluntariness.
Somewhere she had challenged my sensibilities.
Had challenged to single combat.
Argentina referred to various cases that had challenged the constitutionality of the current system.
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You had challenged me that you would save her.
He kept his eyes riveted on the big gray leader who had challenged him.
And we had challenged that.
The years since surviving Kidal had challenged him a lot.
I had challenged the appraisal.
She considered Sontag a radical who had challenged male dominance.
He had challenged the others for a chance at the title.
She wondered whether human rights groups in Jordan had challenged such procedures.
If you had challenged anyone else in that manner you would be dead.
None of the proposals for amendment had challenged the approach taken by the Praesidium.
If you had challenged anyone else in that manner you would be dead right now.
A group of egg producers in the Northwest Territories had challenged the national egg marketing scheme.
Barry had challenged Matt to a scooter race.
Olympic champion Caster Semenya had challenged the new regulations.
Rei had challenged him to protect Kenshiro.
Generic drugmaker Hikma Pharmaceuticals had challenged the validity of the patents.
Dudley had challenged Holmes to a test of ingenuity and perception.
Gadras promptly interrupted Rionne who had challenged Shin for a match.
They had challenged Him for a sign from heaven.
Just over two years earlier Wilson had challenged Gaitskell for the party leadership.
Elijah had challenged the prophets of Baal to bring fire from heaven.
Seven families backed by the American Civil Liberties Union had challenged the law.
The Commission had challenged two main aspects of the monopoly.
Aristogeiton also owed a third fine to the treasury, which he had challenged.
Because Enrique had challenged them for some years now.
Had you not been their father, these white flakes had challenged pity of them.
If something had challenged on the outside I would have just been off and gone again.
A variety of interest groups, which McCain had challenged in the past, ran negative ads.
Lin Feng had challenged the sixth ranking disciple in the life or death arena.
Environmental and community-based groups had challenged several procedures and permits.
Scientists had challenged the proportion of ozone which the CLAP report estimated would be destroyed.
Oenomaus had already defeated and killed 13 other suitors whom he had challenged to chariot races.
Companies that had challenged the measures at the ECJ now no longer face duties.
The samurai had obeyed their code of honour, yet they had challenged the shogun 's authority.
They had challenged God and his servant Moses for leading them into the desert.
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Then we knew we had the wrong guy
We had so much fun up on the mountain today
Examples of using Challenged
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Opposition groups constantly challenged me to relinquish my mandate
The challenged party chooses the weapon
They have never been challenged in the courts
