Sentence examples for preceding the debate from inspiring English sources

About a third of the Palin jokes came in the three days preceding the debate as damage grew from the Couric interview.

Students should have at least one class period preceding the debate to do research on the Iraq war and the history of British and French policy in the Middle East.

Mr. McCain repeatedly mocked the clutch that preceded the debate in Manchester, N.H., in December.

Iraq has helped, though it preceded the debate about the war.

The government's ludicrous position that the decision should precede the debate is irresponsible and undermines the democratic process".

Public disclosure has emerged as a key point between the two rivals, so the release of the tax returns was timed to precede the debate.

However, that is down from a 23-point lead in the poll it released on Monday, and most of Gallup's data still precedes the debate.

Watching the hour-long hype that preceded the debate and the post-match analysis that followed in the so-called "Spin Room" was like seeing some insane dance of death in which the same pat answers were given time and again to the same questions.

Although many of the surveys that are influencing the forecast preceded the debate, meaning that it will take another day or two before we can close the book on its effects, at the very least it seems clear that Mr. Obama will not see anything like the sharp break toward Mr. Romney that followed the first debate in Denver.

A lot of consultations involving government, parliamentarians, civil society organisations and children had preceded the debate in parliament.

MP Bheki Mkhonta, Chairman of the parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Justice, which led consultations on the bill, gave a background of the consultative process that preceded the debate in parliament.