Hope ye that ever immortalitie So meane harpes worke may chalenge for her meed?
Now (quod she) first thou wost wel, thou lostest nothing that ever mightest thou 65 chalenge for thyn owne.
To chalenge love by right was never seyn, But herte assent, before bond and promyse; For strength nor force may not atteyne, certayn, A wil that stant enfeffed in fraunchyse!
So, every richesse thou hast in tyme of thy livinge, nis but lent; thou 70 might therin chalenge no propertee.
Canto iv To sinfull house of Pride, Duessa guides the faithfull knight, Where brothers death to wreak Sansioy doth chalenge him to fight.
That shall I shew (said he) as sure, as hound The stricken Deare doth chalenge by the bleeding wound.
The /trick{e~} Deare doth chalenge by the bleeding wound.
CANTO IIII To sinfull house of Pride, Duessa 2 guides the faithfull knight, Where brothers death to wreak Sansioy 4 doth chalenge him to fight.
Not to debate the chalenge of your right, 8 But for this carkasse pardon I entreat, Whom fortune hath alreadie laid in lowest seat.
Thus we see, that kings were to rule no further than it pleased the pope to like of; neither to chalenge more obedience of their subiects than stood also with their good will and pleasure.
Euro(TM) said DesoneAEsAEs the dere, aEuro~FuAEsAEs longe may I sitt here, Or Torrent chalenge me.
Then shall Lombards and other fained friends Make her chalenges by colour false offends, And say their chaffare in the shippes is, And chalenge al.
Furthermore in this first Volume, all the Ambassages and Negociations from her Maiestie to the Russian Emperor, or from him vnto her Maiestie, seemed by good right to chalenge their due places of Record.
But nowe pryde, covetyse and envye han so enflawmed the hertes of lordes of the world, that thei are more besy for to disherite here neyghbores, more than for to chalenge or to conquere here righte heritage before seyd.
And zif wee ben righte children of Crist, we oughte for to chalenge the heritage, that oure Fadre lafte us, and do it out of hethene mennes hondes.
Thus we sée, that kings were to rule no further than it pleased the pope to like of; neither to chalenge more obedience of their subiects than stood also with their good will and pleasure.
By none other but by the selfe same lawes that the Admiralles of the ||sees chalenge a proprietie in all suche thynges as are cast vpon the shoore by wracke, althoughe the ryghte owner come forthe and chalenge his owne goodes.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "chalenge" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
