Sentence examples for argued on stage from inspiring English sources

We argued on stage, stealing each other's mise en place.

But Dillon and Shuttleworth argued on stage that native apps and individual ecosystems are still important.

As Facebook product partnerships director Ime Archibong also argued on stage today, people today are coming from the web, and Facebook wants these same people to be able to engage with your mobile app, too.

New technology may be the focus of the Consumer Electronics Show, but CBS President and CEO Leslie Moonves argued on-stage today that tech may not be changing his business as much as you might think.

CBS President and CEO Leslie Moonves argued on-stage that tech may not be changing his business as much as you might think, and that the real reason for going over the top is to make content available to mobile users.

"Mr Trump's language is divisive," Mr Bush argued on the stage.

On Tuesday morning I noticed an odd LA Times front page on news stands with a big photo of Brown and his Republican opponent arguing on a stage.

While the situations are intensely embarrassing, and perhaps he should have been more respectful of the women, James argues that, on stage, it can be best to just play along.

"Putin has changed," Bush argued on Wednesday.

The main political parties might be arguing on the national stage but, in Kilburn, they're united in anger.

It vindicates the Liberal Democrats, who argued that staging the referendum on the same day as local and devolved elections would help boost turnout amid opposition from the Conservative camp.