Sentence examples for * decide out from inspiring English sources

What they should do is decide out in the open whether or not he has served properly his time as a drug cheat, and warrants a little encouragement in his 11th-hour stab at redemption, or have the nerve to place some explanation for their persistently negative attitude towards him alongside increasingly brutal action.

The High Court says courts have discretion to decide out if a club is criminal.

The answer: we decide, out here in the audience.

You may decide, out of politeness, to refrain from mocking my religion.

Syrians didn't decide out of the blue to destroy a properly functioning state.

"All these speakers must decide: Out of the thousands of possible items that could be included, which to include, and how to arrange those that are included?" Mr. Volokh writes.

Before you decide, find out if a free version is available and what its limits are.

So, asks Emine Saner, why did Hemming decide to out Ryan Giggs?

We'll let you decide; check out one of them below.

If you decide go out by yourself to a new location or area, it is a good idea to let someone know where you are going and when you expect to return.

England are set to persist with Moeen Ali as Alastair Cook's opening partner but may decide the out-of-form Jos Buttler needs another rest.