Sentence examples for debate line from inspiring English sources

Her appearances on "Saturday Night Live" and "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart" were also generally well received last week and (like the debate line in New Hampshire) presaged a big comeback at the polls.

The Guardian asked about what may have been her most successful debate line in Charleston, when she said Clinton did not like spending time with her husband, whereas she really liked spending time with her husband.

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who many consider a buffoon, made the mistake of quoting Barack Obama's 2008 debate line, "You're likable enough, Hillary".

When Rand Paul took shots from the far end of the debate line, the front-runner Trump was quick to dismiss his libertarian foe: You're down there for a reason, Rand.

As the college crowd chanted "No fuzzy math," turning one of Mr. Bush's debate lines into a new political slogan, Mr. Bush reminded the audience of Mr. Gore's often mocked statement about the Internet.

You can imagine how this debate lines up neatly into the urgent and patient camps.

Perry's response must rank among the all-time most ill-advised debate lines.

The request deals with policies that involve some of the sharpest disagreements between the administration and Congress, which will debate it line by line.

He added that the "organs of civil society" will keep the debate in line.

Christian Porter says Australians should not be denied the opportunity to vote in a plebiscite on marriage equality because of a "concern about risk" to the LGBTI community, adding that the "organs of civil society" will keep the debate in line.

In Iowa's big money, neck-and-neck senate race, with control of the United States Senate in the balance, it's interesting that the "lawyer issue" can retain its relevance, and that it remains a big debate applause line.