Sentence examples for both the decisive from inspiring English sources

The rookie came up with a pair of clutch performances in the postseason when his team needed him most, winning both the decisive seventh game of the ACLS against the Cleveland Indians and game three of the World Series against the Colorado Rockies, which made him the first Japanese pitcher to win a World Series game.

Though nobody agreed with him on both, he cast the decisive fifth vote on each.

European diplomatic recognition was still the grail for the South; everybody on both sides understood that the decisive battle was in some sense to be fought in the courts of London and Paris.

But in the end, Judge John O'Donnell ruled that prosecutors failed to prove both that Brelo fired the decisive shots and that the shots hadn't been necessary.

Both played pivotal parts in the decisive five-minute spell that yielded two goals.

Bernie Williams and Tino Martinez have had consistently good at-bats in the playoffs, and both Paul O'Neill and Jorge Posada came through in the decisive Game 6.

But the Americans took it from there with the Bryan twins, Mike and Bob, winning the doubles and Andy Roddick winning both his singles matches, including the decisive victory over Wawrinka in straight sets on Sunday.

Stephen Drew hit a one-out, run-scoring double and Chad Tracy added a run-scoring single with two outs — both against Luis Ayala (1-5) — for the decisive runs as the Diamondbacks overcame numerous follies to get their record back to.500 46-466).

For the first time since February, violent demonstrations by opposition supporters erupted this week in Nairobi's slums, sparked by news of the talks' breakdown.Most local and foreign election observers agree that, though ballots were stuffed on both sides, Mr Kibaki stole the decisive votes to squeak in for a second presidential term.

No one except Lincoln and the senior officers of both armies had imagined that the decisive climax of the American constitutional project could be such a noble and terrible combat.

Both pro- and anti-Europeans appeared to see in the referendum an expedient behind which they could unite, since it offered both the prospect of a decisive resolution of the issue, at least for this generation.