Sentence examples for debate at which from inspiring English sources

In last week's televised Arizona debate, at which the surging Santorum was suddenly the centre of attention, he appeared wearing a sombre suit.

I arrived at Redcat immediately after watching the final Presidential debate, at which Hillary Clinton mentioned apparent links between WikiLeaks and Russian intelligence.

About 400 people were at the rally, Sanders' last event before Wednesday night's Democratic town hall, an unofficial debate at which he will face off against Clinton, whom he leads by an average of 18 points in New Hampshire polls.

It's bound to get worse in the lead up to Tuesday's G.O.P. debate, at which Steve Forbes, who dropped out after a poor showing in Delaware, won't be there to kick or kick around anymore.

Separately, the Anatolian News Agency said Mahmoud Abbas, the President of the Palestinian Authority, would visit Turkey on Feb. 7. Representatives of the Palestinian Authority criticized the debate at which Mr. Peres and Mr. Erdogan participated because it did not include a Palestinian representative.

Scarborough came into the evening amped up to talk about this past weekend's debate, at which Trump challenged Republican orthodoxy on the 9/11 attacks and his competitors' belief that President George W. Bush "kept us safe".

YouTube signed on as a partner for two CNN-YouTube presidential debates, at which select YouTube users had their questions for the candidates of both parties broadcast and answered on CNN.

They debate the date at which the action is set: when was the Chevy Bel Air released, and what was the drinking age in New York State that year?

At a recent debate at Columbia University, which The Economist helped to organise, Mr Khosla defended the proposition, "The United States will solve the climate-change problem".

"If you think things are just fine, that things are O.K. here in New Jersey and across the land, well, then you'll choose my opponent again," he said at the hourlong debate at Montclair State University, which was televised live.

During the gender debate at Davos, which was screened live on the BBC World Service, Sandberg, Facebook's formidable CEO visually demonstrated how a man had pushed the palm of his hand close to her face to stop her talking.