Sentence examples for decided road from inspiring English sources

The Comos decided road life was no place to try raising a child, and Roselle and the baby went back to Canonsburg.

Going to more of the acoustic folky format was of interest and at that time our drummer just decided road life wasn't exactly what he wanted, so we decided to strip down to a four piece at that point.

They belonged to Yacare caimans, alligator cousins that had decided the road was a comfortable resting spot.

She decided that road life, and her increased visibility, didn't suit her: she took drugs and drank heavily, and she struggled with promotional obligations.

"But somebody also used a map for deciding which road the bus route should go down, and deciding where the road should be in the first place.

Road and public transport authorities often have a difficult task in deciding which road links to select for investment in preferential traffic and public transport measures to improve public transport service performance.

I couldn't decide which road to take, so I didn't decide and, instead, just took any.

The club has to decide what road they want to go down.

The Department of Transportation also puts a price tag on a human life when deciding which road improvements are worth making, although it's the rather more modest one of $3 million.

She likens herself to Woolf's description of the ill person as "a blown leaf on the edge of time"; she says now that "I had to stop so that I could decide which road to cross".

While these support entities are stewards and do not decide the road maps of development, providing these formal positions also seems to be attractive to the supporting companies; for example, providing access to a project and showing belonging to the wider community of FLOSS proponents.