Sentence examples for debates broke from inspiring English sources
Debates broke out across the square over the Brotherhood's role in the demonstration.
This year's primary debates broke ratings records, and they broke all records for god-awfulness, too.
When monetary union was discussed again in Europe during the late 1980s, the old debates broke out anew.
Frequent, bitter debates broke out between supporters of Southern Weekend and members of a group of diehard supporters of Mao Zedong, some of whom carried his portrait on placards.
This feeling on my part got me thinking of the last few times similar debates broke out and it seems the most vicious are always those where both sides have taken a position on a fairly arbitrary basis and are not prepare to give up (as represented by myself at this point).
Debates broke out in every sphere of the Indian entertainment industry as to whether Pakistani talent should be encouraged and promoted on Indian turf.
But that probably reflects (a) the lack of serious ideological and policy differences on the Democratic side and (b) Obama's relative reluctance to go for broke in intraparty debates, which tend to focus on marginalia and in which one candidate's "victory" sometimes comes at the expense of his or her party's ultimate prospects.
Both dropped out over poor poll numbers, bad reviews of their debate performances and because their campaigns were broke.
Both dropped out over poor poll numbers, bad reviews of their debate performances — and because their campaigns were broke.
John Bercow, the Commons speaker, has granted an emergency debate tomorrow on allegations that Vote Leave broke election spending rules in the EU referendum.
