Sentence examples for decided at about from inspiring English sources

"And that's what I decided at about 3 o'clock this morning".

But Liz Miller, the publisher of Los Angeles, said she had decided, at about the same time as Emmis executives, to drop the ads on her own.

The pilot of the Friday evening flight carrying 170 passengers decided at about 8.30pm local time to make an unscheduled landing at Berlin Schönefeld airport, the police statement said.

It was decided at about this time to re-equip the squadron with Australian-built Bristol Beauforts.

Apprehensive at his ship being caught in a large field of drift ice, the Californian's captain, Stanley Lord, had decided at about 22 00 to halt for the night and wait for daylight to find a way through the ice field.

"I remember deciding at about age eleven or twelve, after a discussion with my friends about the universe and did God exist and was there a soul and so forth," Paul says.

"Since a number of our players were coming down from Central and South America, we decided at that point to think about ways that we could help our teams in their scouting and recruitment efforts," said Lino DiCuollo, the league's vice president of player relations and competition, in a recent phone interview.

With $79 billion in sales and 127,000 employees, P&G is on the verge of having everyone's talents known and tracked, all information about sales decided at the executive level every week and production viewed in near real-time worldwide.

We add to these categories the cesareans decided at the end of labor (about 5%% of deliveries), after inclusion but for which no primary outcome measure will be available, and which therefore cannot be included in the analysis — even for intention to treat.

Anne Reid, who starred with Derek Jacobi in the romantic drama written by Sally Wainwright, said: "I am so glad the BBC has decided at last to do love stories about people who are over 35".

The BBC has been criticised for not putting more older people on screen, and when Last Tango star Anne Reid won a Bafta last year she said she was "so glad the BBC has decided at last to do love stories about people who are over 35".