But his gung-ho style came across as tetchy in the town hall format, and it rebounded when he couldn't repeat his trick of the last debate of gaming the moderator's patience and taking up every scrap of spare speaking time.
As my Iraqi and Ukrainian friends and I drove away from the museum towards the snow-covered Cedars, I could hear his words still speaking: "Spare me the political events and power struggles, as the whole earth is my homeland and all men are my fellow countrymen".
All that seems strangely far away now; that Clinton has, relatively speaking, been spared when it comes to Benghazi may be a good measure of just how far.
Mr. Knecht, a New York-based author who sails in his spare time, spoke to a reporter about the ostentatious world of yacht design and why even billionaires feel the pinch.
Andersen and Burch punctuate the clips with onscreen interviews with four filmmakers — Paul Jarrico, Ring Lardner, Jr., Alfred Levitt, and Abraham Polonsky — and their own spare commentary (spoken by Billy Woodberry), which puts the clips in context.
If you spare class time designing speaking activities for students, you may suffer the consequences that students may not perform well in the school exams, and parents would complain that the teachers weren't doing their jobs, I mean, giving lectures.
The film shows him sitting in front of a projection on a wall, perhaps to spare Van Vliet the indignity of speaking on camera.
Even though she has spared the audience dancers who speak lines, the work's musical compilation — a form of sonic wallpaper — is just as irritating, ranging from percussive rock to string pieces.
In the vain hope of having his life spared, after his capture, Atzerodt spoke much about the conspiracy, but did not say anything to indicate that the plotted assassination of Johnson was merely a ruse.
I found it insulting to my intelligence and hard work that she automatically jumped to me being unsure, but I guess that's what I get for trying to spare her feelings instead of speaking my truth.
