Sentence examples for by the second debate from inspiring English sources

By the second debate, Ross Perot had grown tiresome.

By the second debate, however, the president was back in command.

By the second debate, staged by the BBC in the Edwardian grandeur of the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and screened live across the UK and overseas, Salmond was in sharper form and better briefed, largely thanks to Sturgeon.

But the commentator in me notes that Mr Romney is doing pretty well in the opinion polls at the moment, and does not seem to have had his momentum greatly slowed by the second debate.The neutral observer in me would also note that Mr Obama is not averse to giving the facts what older Fleet Street colleagues used to refer to as "a bit of vroom-vroom".

By the second debate, Trump made good on his promise, though his campaign's plan to have the women confront Bill Clinton just before the event started was thwarted by the debate commission.

By the time the second debate drew to a close here on Monday night, he had spent so much time defending his record in Texas that there was hardly time to joke about it.

After a weak first presidential debate against former Vice President Walter Mondale in 1984, Ronald Reagan, the oldest-serving president to date, disarmed critics who questioned his alertness and mental acuity by announcing in the second debate that he would not make age an issue in the campaign -- that is, he would not use his opponent's "youth and inexperience" against him.

George W. Bush won the first debate by not losing; Gore lost the second debate by not fighting.

The campaign brought them to Sarasota, Fla., for three days while he prepared for the first debate, then talked with him by conference call before the second debate in North Carolina.

ReConstitution will be debut on October 12th will be fully-loaded by the time of the second debate on October 16th.

The second debate, moderated by Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz, will be a town hall.