Sentence examples similar to chance debate from inspiring English sources

Vanya (who is gay) and Sonia (who is forever reminding everyone that she was adopted) spend their days reflecting on their lost chances, debating whether the grove of nine cherry trees on their property constitutes an orchard, and bemoaning their rather Chekhovian lot in life.

Any news organization has the right to offer the candidates a chance to debate, and the more debates the better.

Local populations would have had little chance to debate.

Who can resist another chance to debate the shape of the city's constitution?

This, councillor Bick says, means that all backbenchers get a chance to debate proposals.

Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama have turned down a chance to debate science issues next week in Philadelphia.

Each leader will get a short opening statement lasting around a minute, then the chance to debate four topics.

I may have to wait a while until I get the chance to debate the issue with Tin Myint.

"I don't believe he will get elected or get a chance to debate the two power brokers.

MPs will also get a chance to debate the bill on Tuesday afternoon when they examine a separate Labour motion.

It has been has confirmed that MPs will be given a chance to debate whether to ban Donald Trump from the UK.