Sentence examples for have debates before from inspiring English sources

Appearing on the BBC's Breakfast programme, Mr Cameron said: "I'm keen to have debates before the next election".

"We've had debates before, but nothing like this.

It is a point that he has debated before: "Somebody said that he was a great man, so how could he make this kind of mistake?

"I have debated them before, on television," said Mr. Shiller, who is out of the market himself, without regrets.

We've had these debates before, and we'll have them again: JPMorgan's settlement is only the latest instance of a big company being forced to pay a big sum to mollify those it has allegedly wronged, and the ensuing controversy is only the latest example of our cultural preoccupation with whether the punishment meted out to these companies is sufficient.

"We've had eight debates before, this is our ninth," Clinton said.

"We've had eight debates before, this is our ninth.

The nation has had these debates before, but with no effect.

Chancellors and shadow chancellors have debated each other on television before.

The two candidates have tangled over debates before, most heatedly in Wisconsin, where Mr. Obama declined an invitation to debate Mrs. Clinton.

While Meatball Nation may have had a few decent debates before, there are major flaws with this argument.