Sentence examples for Earlier forums from inspiring English sources
He announced that, at six earlier forums on I-502, he had incorrectly said that he was once the largest importer of hashish in the country.
The governor avoided earlier forums with candidates on the replacement ballots, he said, because he thought such multicandidate events added to the circus atmosphere of the campaign.
Although Mr. Franks and the questioners -- two Times editors and a reporter for the network -- seemed to dwell on Mr. Corzine's money, Mr. Corzine, who has seemed flustered in earlier forums, took today's questions in stride.
As in all their earlier forums, the Democratic contenders were unstinting in their criticism of Bush in the debate sponsored by the Democratic National Committee and MSNBC.
One, that there was an earlier forum on this site.
Although later buildings perpetuated the name and roughly the position of the first halls and temples, their ruins do not necessarily stand where earlier buildings stood, and many details of the earlier Forum are still the subject of scholarly speculation.
Mr. Obama also joked about his roots at an earlier forum with corporate executives, taking aim at the so-called birthers who doubt he was born in the United States and therefore believe he should not be president.
The ratings for Tuesday's debate outpaced those for a previous Democratic debate on the cable station NY1, which drew about 50,000 viewers, but fell short of an earlier forum hosted by WABC-TV on Aug. 13, which had an audience of 449,000.
An earlier forum for East Asia was held in Manila.
I have no idea who "won" last night's debate, and it doesn't really matter anyway, because historically these early forums have almost no relevance to the final outcome of the following year's nominating season.
By Ryan Lizza June 14, 2011 I have no idea who "won" last night's debate, and it doesn't really matter anyway, because historically these early forums have almost no relevance to the final outcome of the following year's nominating season.
