Sentence examples for debate to catch from inspiring English sources

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.

But neither have they been able to use the service to view the US presidential debates, to catch the "Gangnam Style" craze or even to laugh at silly kitties in the Friskies Internet Cat Video Awards.

The primary debate finally seemed to catch on to this political reality Thursday.

For national politicians the question is how the political debate can be changed to catch up with the realities of life in the UK today.

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.

The members of the rescue team debate the merits of trying to catch the bird; there's always the risk of causing more harm than good by disturbing other birds and nests.

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

This is a trend that must accelerate if it's to catch up with the debate about health-care costs in this country.

Staff tried to follow the constantly ongoing debate and catch up with new findings about successful dietary interventions, but expressed a need for short training courses.

9 April Update: Read the full debate, or catch up on the highlights here.

* Tony Benn and Bob Crow in shorts in Leftfield, wondering if they can make the Green Jobs and Sustainable Futures debate and catch Jessie J on the Other Stage.