Sentence examples for I decided now from inspiring English sources

I decided now was the time to live out my round-the-island fantasy and see for myself.

But what I'd wanted to describe then as advancedness was, I decided now, more like simple lateness: the sadness of modernity, the period of prolonged unsettling illumination before nightfall.

It's not an accident, I concluded, that in Canadian French the word poutine means "mess," among other things, and though I had had poutine only once before, at a ski lodge in Quebec years ago, I decided now that when it comes to this particular dish, I am a classicist.

"For these reasons, I decided now is the time to begin to transition to the next generation of leadership at Bank of America".

With time to kill I decided now was as good a time as any to meet my fellow ramen aficionados.

She's 2. So, before she starts quoting Faulkner and writes a fan-fiction sequel to The Sound and the Fury, I decided now would be a good time to write down some of the toddlerisms that are slowly fading away from her mind, like the end of Flowers for Algernon, only in reverse... which, now that I think about it, would be the beginning of Flowers for Algernon.

"If I decide now never to take another orchestra or opera house, I can probably work until I am 75 or 80 as a guest conductor," he said.

At this point she finally disclosed that she had HIV and encouraged him to go to the clinic, as she explained in the interview: "So, when I came back to stay with him again, I decide now that he is positive, I mean being sick; if he is positive he must not blame anything, but he must know that it has long ago been here in our home... ........