Sentence examples for debate glass from inspiring English sources

Shattering the debate glass ceiling were two of the longest-serving Washington correspondents.

Those who remained could only watch the debate through glass windows or listen to it online.

I wasn't around during the 1930's or the debate over Glass-Steagall.

Finally, here's a phrase you may have heard if you've been tuning in to the Democratic debates: "Reinstall Glass-Steagall".

(Woolfe) ★ 'Satyagraha' (Saturday and Thursday) Whether Philip Glass's "Satyagraha" is an opera or a grand, ambitiously staged Hindu oratorio is open to debate, but Mr. Glass and the Met both call it an opera, so perhaps that should be sufficient.

For example, the Equal Rights Amendment, the equal pay debate, and the glass ceiling are long-term, evasive issues that continue to plague our Nation.

In a lot of ways, this is just the Tim Tebow debate in Groucho glasses.

For the next hour, a stream of adults and children flowed in, pressing their noses against the glass, debating the merits of pistachio, pineapple-coconut and raspberry sorbet.

But as far as concrete actions are concerned, there's no debate on whether the glass was half full or half empty: it was dry.

The Iraqi officials' incongruity illustrates the broader debate about whether the glass is half full or half empty in postwar Iraq.

Although there has long been debate as to whether glass is a solid or liquid, it is now usually described as an amorphous solid (there is no evidence that it flows, extremely slowly, over time as a liquid).