Sentence examples for decide where it from inspiring English sources

"London has to decide where it is going," she says.

It's up to the public to decide where it goes from here.

It can also help a business decide where it should locate itself in the long-term.

They were a compromise in a society that could not decide where it stood.

Waters' virtue is that he allows the audience the freedom to decide where it stands.

You're just the captain of the ship – the wind and the tides decide where it goes.

Noel Forgeard, chief executive of Airbus, said, "Emirates has now decided where it wants to be in the coming decade".

I like the fact that I'm not really sure where I'm going and that it's he who decides where it goes in the end.

Quite possibly it has already decided where it can charge people, judging by the time spent dwelling on the video possibilities of its swimsuit issue.

"It's sort of a march that reflects democracy, and everyone decides where it's going to go," said Kate Cooper, an activist.

In 2010 £500,000 was generated and then split in to the eight district assembly areas who then decided where it was allocated.