Sentence examples for about whether to get from inspiring English sources

She's torn about whether to get out of that hotel room.

I was intrigued by Jeff Opdyke's piece in the Wall Street Journal titled "Should I Make My 13-Year-Old Get a Job?" -- he's torn about whether to get his son off the couch and working, or whether he should let him enjoy his childhood as much as possible.

I agonized all spring about whether to get cable TV.

This choice is not about whether to get the deficit down.

They had made an informed decision about whether to get dolled up and guzzle the bubbly.

Crude oil prices continued to shape investor decisions about whether to get in or out of the market.

In addition, she says, they face choices about education and "whether to get married, whether to stay married".

Hausman argues that the heated debate about vaccinations and whether to get them or not is most often fueled by accusations and vilifications rather than careful attention to the real concerns of many Americans.

Common uncertainties include fears about the chosen partner, whether to get married and what life will be like afterwards.

Now they have to make decisions about whether to axe specific services, whether to get private companies to run them or whether the work can be done differently, for instance by volunteers or community groups.

Choose whether to get email about Skype.