Sentence examples for luncheon debate from inspiring English sources
Mario Batali at Time magazine's Person of the Year luncheon debate.
The debate, at a luncheon sponsored by the Waterbury Chamber of Commerce in the Mattatuck Museum here, was the third meeting of the two candidates, who are locked in a bitter rematch of their contest in 1998.
He attended candidate rallies, went to debate parties and luncheons, and sometimes just walked up and down the streets to find people to talk to.
There was also a heated debate at a weekly luncheon for Democratic senators Tuesday, during which Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass). criticized a bipartisan bill sponsored by Sen. Joe Manchin III (D-W.Va). and mostly Republicans.
To brand and how to brand — those were the questions taken up by cable chiefs at Thursday's Hollywood Radio and Television Society luncheon, which also yielded a philosophical debate over how to balance the copyright threat/promotional benefits of YouTube and the era of "personalized entertainment".
Mr. Saakashvili himself, asked about press freedom on a recent visit to New York, conceded at an Atlantic Council luncheon that "we need to have more debate and more transparency".
The luncheon was in Las Vegas on the day of the final presidential debate.
The governor's speech at a luncheon on Friday provided a preview for one of the top policy debates that is likely to come up in Albany after the state budget is completed this month.
The story may have come from Stockman who bragged at a luncheon for the Optimists' Club in Michigan that he had coached Reagan for the debate with pilfered notes.
Then it was time for the political discussion, where the members of the luncheon group - who range from George W. Bush Republicans to New York Review of Books liberals - tend to debate with the same lack of tact and diplomacy they exhibited around the cafeteria tables of the 1950s.
