Sentence examples for actually decide to from inspiring English sources

By the time they actually decide to do something, the twins may be walking.

"The real test will be what students actually decide to do on May 1," she said.

So most people who are eligible do actually decide to vote.

They cannot anticipate the eccentric ways that real people actually decide to take a chance on a movie.

Everybody knows that no sane politician will actually decide to embark on a major campaign because the man on the street decreed it must be so.

Before the Internet, if you were in need of some facts you might actually decide to consult an old person, like the one living in your finished basement.

I've actually decided to adopt it here, at the offices of the Guardian.

Our conversations started slowly, but we actually decided to start Ning over one long Sunday lunch.

"I haven't actually decided to compete," McEnroe said yesterday in a conference call announcing the United States team.

A poet is a person with a very short attention span who actually decides to study it.

It wasn't until he joined the military, during the Korean War, that he actually decided to pursue science.