Sentence examples for decide to report from inspiring English sources

When did you decide to report on July's debt-deal crisis?

How the Coens can work up to his major speech for the defense, and then decide to report it secondhand through Ed's voice-over, heaven only knows.

But that bond does not keep Frank and Casper from photographing the shy young boy from the waist down as he sleeps: blackmail, they figure, should he decide to report back what they've been up to.

While Facebook could decide to report financial publicly without actually going public, once it goes through the trouble of financial reporting and the increased scrutiny that brings, there will be little remaining reasons to remain private.

If they do decide to report, they'll be ready for it.

If someone does decide to report to police, especially if they are Black, Indigenous, of colour, have a disability, or are trans or queer, they are unlikely to be believed.

Instead, he decided to report the flood.

As a veteran journalist, I decided to report the story.

The report said she eventually decided to report the incident "out of loyalty to the Army".

The four boys decided to report Mr. Asch to school officials after that episode.

And three years ago, I finally decided to report it to the police.