Sentence examples similar to I'd decide on from inspiring English sources

I'd decided on 4 hours daily of one-on-one to maximize any hope of making progress, at $268 (compared to IMAC's $368).

I also wish I'd decided on a specialism sooner.

Soon I'd decided on the Pousada de Sao Tiago, a small hotel constructed in the remains of a 17th-century Portuguese fort.

I only became conscious of that line about the cholera originating in the Ganges delta after I'd decided on the book, but I was delighted to find it.

Before that, I had failed to finish a book for many reasons – a lack of application; a gradual dwindling of interest; a lost library copy – but never because I'd decided, on the basis of seven or eight pages, that it was rubbish.

Once I'd decided on the industries I wanted to highlight in this work, I then deep dived into their story and how they were designed".

But in doing research on Hollywood-friendly creatures, I decided there was nothing I could do with the style I'd decided on for the book that could really work to add to that canon--I'd just be treading in super pissed-in pool water, because so many people have done such great, extensive work with those entities, and the style of my book is very spare.

Before, I would decide on what I felt like cooking and inevitably pop to the supermarket for missing ingredients.

It's Rosemary's choice if she understands the risks but I don't think for myself that I would decide on IVF.

Within that city, I would decide on a couple of sights that were really important to me and just focus on going to them.

Once I'd decided to live on a boat, I realised I needed a business I could run while on the water and on the move; herbs and spices are quite light and compact and it was achievable within the very limited storage facilities available.