Sentence examples for impromptu debate from inspiring English sources
There is no risk of an impromptu debate between Senate candidates at tomorrow's dinner, however.
The night before, Televisa had won a scoop by having the three contenders on together in an impromptu debate.
And he insisted on telephoning one supporter's Republican brother, engaging him in an impromptu debate on healthcare, then expressing the hope that "you'll vote for me in 2016" – thereby apparently announcing a run for the presidency.
Roland Martin, a former CNN contributor who now hosts a morning show on the TV One network, tweeted his disapproval so relentlessly (e.g., "Does this dude have a brain?") that Bryant was moved to call Martin's cell phone for an impromptu debate.
On the street, a question about the movie set off an impromptu debate between two women who declined to give their names, but argued whether the movie might send young girls the wrong message: "that it's O.K. to go to bed so easily," said the first woman, who described herself as being in her 60s.
The site became the setting for an impromptu debate about gun control laws.
Denied an invitation, one even threatened to carry out a swashbuckling raid on Mr. Shuster's television studio in Kiev to force a very impromptu live debate with a rival.
Instead, Reid stepped up to the stage and challenged what the Las Vegas Sun described as "a stunned Sandoval" to an impromptu, unscheduled debate.
That enthusiastic reaction was evident when Chris Matthews of the MSNBC program "Hardball" did impromptu pre-debate interviews with students.
He was with Vice President Richard M. Nixon throughout Eisenhower's presidency, accompanying Nixon on scores of international missions, including the 1959 trip to Moscow during which Nixon and Nikita S. Khrushchev engaged in their impromptu "kitchen debates" about the relative merits of Communism and capitalism.
