Sentence examples for catch the debate from inspiring English sources

Dressed in a chocolate brown suit and green suede heels, Ms. Fields grasped her pink BlackBerry in one hand and a glass of white wine in the other while leaning forward intently to catch the debate above the hubbub of conversation.

Catch the debate last week on Fox TV? Then you heard a chorus of rightwing voices support the repeal of liberties that women have fought for for generations.

No problem – you can still catch the debates.

Accordingly, most of those who caught the debate on the radio may very well have been poor farmers from the Deep South, who would not have voted, in any case, for a Catholic, wealthy candidate from snobbish Massachusetts.

And to catch the live debate at Orrick's offices this Friday go here.

When Republican and Republican-leaning voters who didn't catch the latest debates are included, preferences are split about evenly.

You can catch the bad-tempered debate here, Simon Hoggart's take here, tireless Andy Sparrow's live blog here, Paul Owen's update here, while Nottingham University's revolts unit provides some background here.

Meanwhile, if you want to catch the action firsthand, the debate is open to the public and takes place from 6-8 p.m. at the African American Art & Culture Complex on 762 Fulton Street.

There was, he says, an 'urgency' about making the film; he and Noble wanted to catch the tide of public debate.

I rush home after teaching to catch the tail-end of the debates.

By contrast, the freedom to innovate, to shape a national debate, to catch the public mood and push new ideas forward, is a privilege of opposition parties which is not to be sniffed at.