Sentence examples for close deciding from inspiring English sources

It lost 2-1, but only after a thrilling five-match series and a desperately close deciding test in Melbourne.

Re "As the Year Draws to a Close, Deciding How to Slice Your Charitable Pie" (Your Money column, Dec. 8): Ron Lieber rightly observes that families' charitable giving is often hasty and scattered rather than deliberate and strategic.

By setting the initial TSLs (maximum stock level) at each distribution center, warehouse, and retailer arbitrarily at 500 tonnes (Step 1), we obtain an optimal production level of each plant and a decision to open or close (deciding the material flow pattern) of certain warehouses and distribution centers to satisfy the given demand from all four retailers.

Instead they had to come through a close deciding game as the Danes caught up from 15-12 down to remain level at 17-17 before the Scots won two points in a row at 19-18 takeake the title.

Bossy niece Glenn Close decides to make the suicide look like murder and an eccentric chain of events occurs in which everybody, in the fullness of time, pretty much gets their just deserts, but only at a very southern pace.

In Camberwell, south London, Southwark council allowed the Prince of Wales pub to be converted two years after it had closed, deciding that the need for housing was greater than for a pub.

Okay, now for the part where I get closer and closer to deciding it's time to destroy all television.

He also said he was close to deciding between Emile Heskey and Jermain Defoe up front.

Yet even now, there are no reports that Mr. Christie ever came very close to deciding to plunge in.

A larger group of priests is also close to deciding whether to call for the resignation of Cardinal Law.

Now, just a year later, it appears that Colorado lawmakers are very close to deciding to provide that benefit.