Sentence examples for they were debate from inspiring English sources

National problems are one thing when considered abstractly -- poverty," "inequality," "racism," problems stated as if they were debate topics.

They were debating what the United States should do.

They were debating whether the rain would be heavy the next day.

They were debates in which Lynton Crosby's tactical demands largely prevailed.

But they were debating and understanding each other and I'd say that's better".

They were debating a motion tabled by David Davis and Jack Straw, both of whom made calm, sensible speeches.

"Once, they were debating what should happen next in a story arc," Costolo told me.

James Brokenshire, the immigration minister, presented the revised plan to MPs when they were debating Lords amendments to the immigration bill.

He said: "There are reports that several members of Congress were actually drinking last night while they were debating the bill that could have avoided the government shutdown.

While they were debating how to kill it, there appeared on a rise the silhouette of an immense person wearing a wide fedora and seated on a horse.

They were debating the film from Gillian Tett on the banking crisis.