Sentence examples for much-anticipated debate from inspiring English sources
The two men were scheduled to appear in a much-anticipated debate on Thursday night, but that too was delayed because of the violence.
This "much-anticipated" debate, though it "made Palin less of an issue in the campaign" and might "stop the Republican bleeding," was "not a game-changer," which means the "hockey mom from Wasilla" "didn't do what McCain needed".
The much-anticipated debate, the first of two to be held ahead of elections on March 9, saw the candidates clash over the economy, immigration, terrorism and social reform.
In the much-anticipated debate, President Rousseff defended her government's popular social programmes but blamed the international economic crisis for the the country's slowing economy.
The Trump-Hewitt spat offers another subplot for the much-anticipated debate and comes on the heels of the real estate developer's quarrel with the previous debate's co-moderator, Fox News host Megyn Kelly.
The party nominees can continue the campaign, including their much-anticipated debate Friday night, and at the same time stay intimately involved with efforts in Washington to resolve the economic crisis.
On Nov. 15, Mrs. Clinton and the other Democratic hopefuls will hold a much anticipated debate here.
The attorney general, Senator George Brandis, did not fare well in Monday evening's much anticipated debate with his Labor party opponent, Mark Dreyfus.
After last Thursday's much anticipated debate at the University of Texas in Austin, a number of major polls now have the two senators in a deadlock.
In case all the talking heads on cable news and the chattering hordes on Twitter weren't enough for you, three late-night shows broadcast live on Monday night to provide almost instant reaction to the much-anticipated presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
THE big news about a much-anticipated and debated "nude" protest ride on Dec. 19, the latest in a string of protest actions about the removal of 14 blocks of the Bedford Avenue bike lanes in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, was that no one was actually nude.
