Sentence examples for do a debate from inspiring English sources

The Tea Party will do a debate with CNN, and the Showtime series "Homeland" will be a cable series, an on-demand product, an app and a community.

But it would have been better if they had written to me, phoned me and that we do a debate in Lire between Houellebecq and Muslims.

The hours spent on vast spreadsheets, weekend launches and middle-of-the-night interview requests are incalculable – when our operations director got married, I had to nip out halfway through to do a debate by phone on Radio 5 Live.

"Well, I'll tell you what Dave, why don't you come on telly and do a debate with me?" Ukip's campaign poster features a picture of the White Cliffs of Dover with an escalator running up the middle and the slogan: "No border.

I mean, I like San Diego and all, but there's not much point in travelling 400 miles to do a debate that only 100 or so people will hear.

"They're going 90 miles-an-hour, six days a week anyhow, and whether they do a debate tomorrow morning or do four town halls, it's a long hard day no matter what," said Pawlenty, a supporter of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.

"So, you know, if there was a mistake made, it was probably ever doing" a debate.

"So, you know, if there was a mistake made, it was probably ever doing" a debate, Mr. Perry added.

But the title of the debate is actually Feminism and Family, Alan... Alan Bissett (@alanbissett) So tonight I'm doing a debate at @edbookfest about the Future of Feminism 7pm.

Jump Off TV did a debate on whether I should have gone in a tracksuit.

Today we did NY1 together and did a debate against two guys from the gas industry.