Sentence examples for about decided from inspiring English sources

A gentleman, browsing around a Madison Avenue haberdashery had about decided to buy a pair of socks when he noticed the attached tag, which said: "Irregulars.

A gentleman, browsing around a Madison Avenue haberdashery had about decided to buy a pair of socks when he noticed the attached tag, which said:….

"I had about decided to stop sending them to school altogether," she said of Goshko and his sister, who is in eighth grade.

After a week of hesitating over whether to sign the consent form, I'd just about decided to give the go-ahead for my youngest daughter, Sophie, to receive the HPV (human papillomavirus) vaccine.

The New Yorker, September 11 , 1948P. 23 A gentleman, browsing around a Madison Avenue haberdashery had about decided to buy a pair of socks when he noticed the attached tag, which said: "Irregulars.

So, if you wanted to play with that toy, or video game, or wear that new Disneyland sweatshirt, you'd have to sit down for a few minutes--which, when you think about it, is comparatively so much less time that it probably took for the gift to be thought about, decided upon and ultimately given--and tell that person how much you appreciated his or her thought and gesture.

Breyer sees nothing quick or easy about deciding a case.

How are you going to go about deciding whether to run for president again?

"It's about deciding on an image that you want to convey," she said.

It's about deciding which arguments you are going to have.

It was also about deciding where and with what kind of people you wanted to live.