Examples of using To the challenge in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Who would rise to the challenge?
Rise to the challenge, Shepherd.
Yield yourselves to the challenge.
Rising to the challenge of traffic growth.
Well, I look forward to the challenge.
People also translate
So I simply told him that PDQ will bring in another designer… to oversee a second line if he didn't feel up to the challenge.
Ready to get to the challenge?
Get back on your boat and bring the parchment directly to the challenge.".
So that does add to the challenge for us.”.
It will be tough, but we're looking forward to the challenge.”.
But one team that rose to the challenge adopted three key principles.
Congratulations, you have risen to the challenge!
I decided to rise to the challenge and write on an issue that has bothered me for many years: salary discrimination towards women.
Can you add more time to the challenge?
I figure it just adds to the challenge.
Humanity can rise up to the challenge, and the best example we have of humanity rising up to the challenge of a new technology is nuclear weapons.
Their prey have also risen to the challenge.
This question actually put to the challenge the modern religious thought.
We will see if anyone can step up to the challenge.
Only Calev catches the significance of this remark and responds swiftly to the challenge.
Whether you challenge the challenge or you give in to the challenge, that is what decides your spirituality.
He said:"I know it won't be easy- managing a football team never is-but I'm really looking forward to the challenge ahead.
Your body's natural hormones prepare you to the challenge.
Bible Society responded to the challenge.
I'm not annoyed with you. I'm ready to get to the challenge.
And this this is only adding to the challenge.
Some rookie, to see if he can rise to the challenge?