Sentence examples for and deciding in the from inspiring English sources

It's said this way: that God is looking at the church and everyone in it and deciding in the next three and a half years who will be his bankers.

The hardest thing is putting your own wants, and the need to hold on to that person, aside, and deciding in the best interest of the patient/loved one.

So I got mad and decided in the morning to leave".

The commission is expected to review the case and decide in the next two weeks whether the authorities in Helsinki protect wolves and other endangered predators sufficiently.

In July, the Streetscapes column looked at the claim that the 1870 Stuyvesant was the first New York apartment house, and decided in the affirmative.

"It is time to dispense with the mantra 'We will get together at some point, consult with one another and decide in the interests of the Russian people,' " Mr. Yurgens told Komsomolskaya Pravda, a daily newspaper.

This is the grand vision of Albert Stern, a retired camera-store manager and lifelong New Yorker who has recently come into some money and decided, in the spirit of J.F.K., to ask what he can do for his city.

As an exile Briton running Reuters' Moscow bureau, I had never heard the term applied to her and decided – in the absence of other news – that it was worth a story of my own.

That is something I have thought about in every phase here at Dortmund and decided in the last few weeks, days, that I was no longer able to be absolutely sure about that.

It issued 79 decisions (with the remaining cases to be argued and decided in the next term), up slightly from the 73 decisions in the previous term but many fewer than the 150 or so that the court routinely decided in the 1980's.

According to Hill, "If we use all of the energy that is required to create multiplayer and instead focus this on the single player, would that deliver a better overall game?", and decided in the affirmative.