Sentence examples for across the debate from inspiring English sources

Then again, across the debate, there is also such a thing as a bingo snob.

Bitter divisions among universal modelers and regionalists have persisted after 9/11, which sliced across the debate.

Correctly judging that his main role as a presidential understudy was to savage the other side's principal, rather than his counterpart across the debate table, Mr Biden lobbed repeated mud pies at the absent Mitt Romney.

While saying he was ready to "slug it out across the debate table," Mr. Lautenberg made it clear that he thought of Mr. Forrester's challenge as little more than a political stunt.

A sense of unease spread across the debate arena at the Citadel in South Carolina last night when Mike Gravel, the 77-year-old former senator from Alaska, responded to a question by saying, "The Democratic Party used to stand for the ordinary working man.

"That's the big difference between Abraham Lincoln and you," he said, pointing across the debate stage.

He found the ritual contests across the debating floor alien and unnatural.

The broadcasters, however, told the Greens "a few weeks ago" that it was not possible for different speakers to appear across the debates being proposed by the BBC, Sky, Channel 4 and ITV.

Across Texas, the debate over illegal immigration has spilled into county commission hearings and hospital board meetings.

As the Zika virus linked to brain damage in babies spreads across Brazil, the debate on the country's strict abortion laws has been reignited.

Across Europe, the debate over crowd control is likely to become more pressing as the economic downturn brings more people onto the streets at big events.