Sentence examples for began to decide from inspiring English sources

"They began to decide for themselves that they would go out to protest, to follow the news.

The team said it would now be up to Madrid's city council and the convent's nuns – the youngest of whom was 82 when the search began – to decide on how best to honour the author's remains.

During this time David began to decide that humanitarian work was the field he wanted to work in.

So as we commemorate 9/11, we should also remember that this is also the 10th anniversary of 9/12 -- the day when the shock began to wear off, the full dimensions of the tragedy began to become clear, and the country began to decide what its reaction was going to be.

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In the spring, organizers will begin to decide what will go where.

Soon California will begin to decide how to distribute nearly $150 million.

And investors are only beginning to decide which companies they think have the most promising future.

G.M. and Chrysler are beginning to decide which suppliers should receive money.

Starting today, the jurors will begin to decide whether to sentence the man, John B. Taylor, 38, to death.

But as the week inches along, with momentum steadily building to a Sunday vote, the party leaders are also beginning to decide which politically endangered lawmakers will be given absolution to vote no.