Sentence examples for takes a debate from inspiring English sources
It takes a debate that will properly focus on the GOP's reckless threat to force the United States into default and refocuses it on a seemingly absurd power grab by the executive branch.
For a government to take a debate to the web the advice is: don't compete with what exists.
I'm hoping he'll try to take a debate off and have Bill Pullman take his place.9 05: Perry tries to sound confident—"when I go to Washington in 2013".
It is a bad idea to take a debate about the politics of food, and the politics of the global distribution of the risks and rewards of innovation, and narrowly focus on questions about risk.
Trump should have taken a debate cue from Clinton: When your opponent is speaking, have a seat.
Gerhartsreiter said he had taken a debate class more than 30 years ago and hoped to draw from that experience while preparing for the hearing.
Who would have guessed that it would take a debate on foreign policy to reveal what Barack Obama and Mitt Romney think about education?
Take a debate or public speaking class.
Discussion is not about winning, it's about taking a debate forward to the advantage of both.
Then came the debates, which Trump prepared for by asking me to take a "Trump Debate Preparation Survey".
