Sentence examples for debates turn from inspiring English sources

Debates turn into shouting matches.

Sometimes, the debates turn into arguments.

When spending debates turn toward higher education, the current Congress has the advantage of near-universal experience.

Don't be surprised to see Mr Bush talking almost as much about compassion as about terrorism as the TV debates turn to domestic policy.

"I kind of half take his point that these leader debates turn into the main thing and it kind of detracts from the rest," he said.

"I kind of half take his point that these leader debates turn into the [campaign's] main thing and it kind of detracts from the rest," he says.

In the Firestone case, Mr. Tauzin, who typically spools out Cajun humor in policy debates, turned ferocious.

So did the subjects to which the final debates turned: abortion, stem-cell research, the appointment of Supreme Court judges, gay rights.

Some say the debates turned the tide against the then vice president.

And he has been criticized for doing the same thing in debates, turning questions into opportunities to repeat those lines.

The always-wacky ad team at Spirit Airlines is capitalizing on Mitt Romney's now-famous debate turn of phrase.