Sentence examples for decided on something from inspiring English sources

Eventually, they decided on something classic, full-length, very simple, skimming Nola's figure without hugging it.

For all the excellence on both sides, a Test series could well be decided on something so uncontrollable.

For a while, he thought about calling the film "Permission to Engage," but ultimately decided on something more forceful: "Collateral Murder".

ASKED to help create a uniquely American ballet style, George Balanchine decided on something that would reflect the country's "cold, crystalline, luminous" spirit.

I left that up to the three young proprietors, who decided on something that would have been more appropriate for my subsequent appointment with a straight razor.

Beckham, who had been a free agent since leaving Los Angeles Galaxy just before Christmas, said: "We've decided on something that's quite unique.

Not making an effort when deciding on something may be a kind of mental survival strategy.

It makes better sense to use your gut when deciding on something you know a lot about.

You can't as one country decide on something for the whole of Europe".

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"We decide on something, leave it lying around and wait and see what happens," he explained.