rise to the occasion
rise to the challenge

In the second set she really rose to the occasion.

I will try to rise to the occasion of being a good son.

But a man could only rise to the occasion so many times in a day.

As Americans always do, they are rising to the occasion.

"But once the performance started, I had the sense that people really rose to the occasion."

When you put him in an older age group, he always rose to the occasion.

In return, she had to make some kind of effort to rise to the occasion.

You want to step your own game up and rise to the occasion.

Everybody has a chance to step up, and a lot of guys rose to the occasion.

They - all three of them - rose to the occasion.

"She rose to the occasion and I did just the opposite."

And for the moment anyway, they were rising to the occasion.

A. Someone has to challenge these leaders to rise to the occasion.

I just have to rise to the occasion and pitch well.

But inside the classroom, my daughter seemed to rise to the occasion.

God is testing us and we need to rise to the occasion.

There's more to this game than someone rising to the occasion.

But it did; he was beginning to rise to the occasion.

But he rose to the occasion in a very adult way today.

Force a challenge upon a human being and he will usually rise to the occasion.

Give the American people a chance to save a life, and they usually rise to the occasion.

The ways in which a man can rise to the occasion are without limit.

Washington's new economic team has both the opportunity and the responsibility to rise to the occasion.

Watson was always the man of action, and he rose to the occasion.

And I am willing to do that, rise to the occasion for the good of the nation.

"Because he always just seems to rise to the challenge."

The author does not believe we will be able to rise to the challenge.

I do not yet know whether this will work, but we must rise to the challenge.

But, after a bit, they started rising to the challenge.

Two years ago he certainly would have risen to the challenge.

Democrats on the committee say they will rise to the challenge.

We should rise to the challenge and address this problem.

So the Russians had to be seen to rise to the challenge.

It had been an act of will, and he'd risen to the challenge.

All that was Irish in her rose to the challenge of his black eyes.

He pleaded with private schools to rise to the challenge.

Mitch said, doing his best to rise to the challenge.

"We trust they will rise to the challenge," the report says.

But rising to the challenge of a masterpiece is one thing.

But Vietnam, he says, is ready to rise to the challenge.

And we expect your Presidency to rise to the challenge.

The team standing before you today is ready to rise to the challenges ahead of it.

It calls for the Arab world to rise to the challenge.

He had hoped his young players would rise to the challenge.

He felt himself rising to the challenge as she climbed on top.

Sometimes I think people should rise to the challenge of reflecting real life better.

But he was certain that Delaware would rise to the challenge.

That, in turn, will depend on whether business and the government rise to the challenge, they say.

That being said, some of tonight's couple rose to the challenge more readily than others.

"It's the kind of material an experienced director will rise to the challenge on."