Sentence examples for be decided between a from inspiring English sources

But I think that that's something that's going to have to be decided between a woman and God.

CHICAGO — Lisa Madigan, the attorney general of Illinois who was presumed to be deciding between a run next year for governor or for the United States Senate, has decided to do neither.

Although the Tour should be decided between the two leaders, there is an outside chance Samuel Sanchez, the Olympic road-race champion, who is a mere two minutes behind Contador, could have a say.

I'm told that Burdette is deciding between a career in opera and law.

The practical question, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said, was deciding between "a wrecking operation" and "a salvage job".

The hard part is deciding between a tortilla and an arepa, a flatbread that's shaped like a pancake.

(They're deciding between a couple options – Big Star? Velvet Hour? Map Room? – so you can still help make up Benji's mind for him @BenjiLanyado).

The most taxing mental task that you'll undertake at many all-inclusive resorts is deciding between a margarita and a pina colada.

Considering what to get her 4-year-old niece this Christmas, Dr. Lee is deciding between a few designs in the LEGO Architecture series (including a 561-piece replica of the White House), and she may add some books to the pile.

The NOF is right that there are good fats, and that the sugar that's so often found in low-fat food is a major factor in obesity; the PHE is right that a message that reads "eat fat to get slim" may not be the most useful thing for most people to hear when they're deciding between a cheeseburger and a salad.

Exomars is still in planning stages, and they're deciding between a handful of landing sites.