Sentences with phrase «to put to the test»

Her skills and courage are soon put to the test when three mysterious strangers threaten to turn their vacation into a living hell.

What's more, they offer myriad new puzzles that really put you to the test in Free Play mode if you want to 100 - percent the game.

Then, put it to the test by doing last week's kettlebell routine.

These are recipes or bits of advice that I've heard and seen elsewhere put to the test with our own four kids.

Each season the fans have their loyalty put to the test as the club gets off to an utterly dreadful start to the season.

As you may find out, some products do really well on the research end, but when put to the test on the real world fail to deliver any benefit.

It seems to have plenty of pickup, although with only 300 miles on it I haven't really put that to the test yet.

As you put practices in place to hire the right people, your employment practices will be put to the tests of many stakeholders.

My listening skills really got put to the test because I would need to hear what the chef was saying over the sound of patrons talking and pots boiling.

Was not put to the test very often but did everything he needed to, and in all honesty didn't deserve to concede.

Ride comfort and brake pedal feel were both «soft», but the brakes were quite dependable when put to the test at higher speeds.

The only thing to be taken into concern is only to chose people bases their moderate mentality after being put to test for ever your fears were...!

Lets put it to the test OK, i will ask a straight forward question and i would like you to answer it....

The need to be aware was put to the test again when our son was a little over a year old.

There were a variety of investing ideas put to the test during the contest.

The strongest relationships are put to the test once a baby is born.

But when this theory was recently put to the test in a Belgian study, it came up short.

We press the sample of seed into oil and then put it to the test.

They're aware that they can pull from where they don't have if put to the test in high - pressure situations.

Recently, though, the company decided it wanted to truly put it to the test.

The actor's emotional range isn't quite put to the test here, but he displays enough physicality and personality to deliver a solid performance.

There are plenty of puzzles to be found in between battles too, ensuring the player's brain is also put to the test outside of combat scenarios.

This is our first year and we unexpectedly put it to the test over the summer.

Regarding selling stock, I haven't really been put to the test yet with a dividend cut.

The designation of the «pure form» is based on a loaded idea of what is original, which we must now put to the test.

Excellent negotiation skills are definitely put to the test when you are selling and buying in the same month, and she was able to accomplish this difficult task.

But a surprising number of treatments are later found to be useless or harmful when they are finally put to the test.

She has a difficult life and her faith is constantly put to the test.

Our latest tricky quiz puts to the test just how well you know F1 helmet designs, both past and present.

Soon, we will put to the test early psychological intervention in children, who are at - risk of distress or trauma stress, aged from as young as one to six.

We'll put that to the test later this month.

This will provide on - rails action, as your courage is put to the test within, as t...

-- are certainly put to the test when it comes to food and healthy eating during this time of year.

There's no way of answering that question without actually putting it to the test and using the truck the way it was meant to be used.

I was skeptical about setting sprays until I started putting them to the test.

The funny thing is, we've heard the threats so often, we simply take them for granted without putting them to the test.

You will not be the first (or last) person to think you will luckily escape drawing the short stick in being put to the test via a tax audit.

You can always put it to the test, too.

Or, to put it differently, that very treaty itself is currently put to the test.

Here are six beauty editor - approved makeup tips you'll want to put to the test ASAP.

We sure put them to the test too that night.

Finally, don't forget that your training and documentation is ultimately put to the test in the real world.

There are plenty of reviews and videos putting it to the test, and all agree that it lives up to the claims.

I spent several days putting it to the test to find out.

The good drives out the bad, because experiments get replicated and hypotheses put to the test.

In such regional testing cycles, the cars were put to the test by local drivers.