Sentence examples for and deciding to go from inspiring English sources

You can imagine people sitting around on a Thursday evening looking at the weather forecast and deciding to go camping for the weekend.

Right now somebody is reading Jack Kerouac and deciding to go on the road, or reading William Burroughs and thinking it might be a lark to become a gentleman junkie.

Other players rightfully want to get paid what they're worth and have opted not to remain playing in Australia (and, yes, there's a distinction between deciding not to stay in Australia, and deciding to go overseas).

Reading and thinking about political theory — and deciding to go into politics — is, indeed, a real and valuable sort of self-reliance for a young person to develop; it is the sort of move to adulthood that should be available to all children, and not just the sons of lawyers.

By Charles E. Noyes and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, December 23 , 1944P. 17 Conversation overheard on the Congressional Limited: "What I miss most, I miss the prewar Christmas spirit you know, getting fried at lunch the day before, and deciding to go up to Bonwit Teller's and get the wife a present".

Mr Pope left the company after working on the massively selling Uncharted series and deciding to go it alone, to the understandable surprise of many of his colleagues.

Q. You've deliberated and decided to go.

They got to their deadline and decided to go forward".

I finally ate myself sick and decided to go to the Midwest.

This time around, however, he "wanted to do everything differently" and decided to go entirely digital.

"We looked into the cost-benefit ratio and decided to go for it".