Sentence examples for Have a debate with from inspiring English sources

"I have said I want to have a debate with people from Nanjing".

"We are not going to have a debate with the military now," he said.

Which Guardian journalist would you most like to have a debate with?

"The point of F1 is it is a wonderful promotional tool to have a debate with customers," Cansfield said.

It's OK to be one of those stupid, old, geriatric males who have a debate with the television.

"It is time to have a debate with John McCain about the future of our national security.

I once had a debate with someone about fiction versus non-fiction.

It's all about him, and he has enough narcissism for two: last week, in a sketch called "Formidable Opponent," he had a debate with himself.

Already, it seems, the President has polished off the Camus and had a debate with his new press secretary, Tony Snow, on the origins of existentialism.

Over 20 years ago, Schlesinger had a debate with Charles Krauthammer, a conservative writer, who urged the need for an imperial policy and unfettered presidential secrecy.

In the summer of 2001, Mr. Easterling had a debate with a client about whether investors should expect to achieve long-term average returns in the future.