Sentence examples for I decided upon from inspiring English sources

In fact, Kevin and I decided upon St John's, and then tried to find a cinema to show the film.

I have never given much thought to living alone, because it wasn't something I decided upon, it happened to me naturally.

The expedition I decided upon, one grey day in London, consisted of a series of journeys linked by a single natural form - snow.

"I decided upon this camera because it allowed me to see Bali as I was feeling it — with one foot in the present while keeping another foot firmly rooted in the past," Stanmeyer says.

After wallowing in some self-pity, I decided upon a strategy that I often employ as an Aston Villa supporter – I consoled myself with the thought that at least some other people must be in the same boat.

A very helpful rep went through all the permutations with me and I decided upon a Studio XPS 16.

I decide upon the goal I would achieve.

So what topic did I decide upon, because you can't tell by the title of my talk, which is from the piano man from Hicksville, Long Island?

Yet what was the device I had decided upon in order to lend a verisimilitude to this particularly deranged tale?

A few months prior, Steve and I had decided upon a change in our lives: certainty in the form of a bi-weekly paycheck was traded for joy in the form writing time.

I'd decided upon a setting - a brutalist housing estate - and one image (children playing games on a dome-shaped mound that they referred to as "the moon", a memory from my own childhood), but it wasn't until I chanced upon a newspaper article about the proposed demolition of the Robin Hood Gardens estate in east London that these ideas started to become - if you'll excuse the pun - concrete.