Sentence examples for through a debate from inspiring English sources

"So Carl will recap his top moments," Texas said, scrolling through a debate transcript on his phone.

"Let me get back to foreign policy," the moderator Bob Schieffer said, midway through a debate that was, after all, supposed to be devoted to that subject.

Enmity and acrimony are coursing through a debate with tremendous consequences for both sides as well as for the legislative agenda in the months ahead.

If a Labour chancellor can sit silently through a debate on curbing the grotesque excess that has caused ordinary people's mortgages to rise, with repossessions looming - whose side is Labour on?

Dr. Dean's challenge came more than midway through a debate that up until then had been largely civil, with the seven candidates focusing their fire on Mr. Bush instead of on one another.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin October 24, 2012 "Let me get back to foreign policy," the moderator Bob Schieffer said, midway through a debate that was, after all, supposed to be devoted to that subject.

It was one of the only times she broke through in a debate that played out as a Romney vs. Perry bout, with all the other candidates relegated to the undercard.

The judgment will delay Brexit, as Parliament will get a chance to argue over it, rather than the government just pushing everything through without a debate.

Incredibly, the bizarre interview was actually an encore performance to an awkward series of questions Keyser struggled through at a debate earlier in the night, in which the moderator focused on the exact same issue. .

Always be ready to think things through during a debate.

"This is my last walk-through," he said, touring a debate stage.