Sentence examples for through the debates from inspiring English sources

They're going to go through the debates and all the policies and then make up their minds.

He steered the Bank through the debates on monetary policy and towards "pragmatic monetarism" after the abandonment of fixed exchange rates.

She said she was initially undecided because she was lukewarm about Mr. Kerry, but had become more impressed with him through the debates.

But after watching him stagger through the debates, his tongue tied and his poll numbers cratering, it's clear that a Republican Party that nominated the Texas governor for president would be deliberately cutting its own throat.

Mr. Perry appears to be pursuing a strategy of getting through the debates with as little political damage as possible so he can survive into the next phase of the campaign.

Foremost among them is his talent for humorous asides, some cleverly self-effacing and some clearly spontaneous, and Mr. Bush drew on this with increasing frequency and effectiveness as he progressed through the debates last winter.

I will be updating it right up the through to the debate which begins at 5 p.m. local time.

Through the debate, the Super Bowl has always loomed in the background.

The answer lies with the many fault lines that cut through the debate over climate change.

Many voters too will have wrestled their way through the debate, sometimes drawn one way and sometimes the other.

Britain, of course, will have none of it, and Alistair Darling sat through the debate in silence.