Sentence examples for decided the day from inspiring English sources

The inductees will be decided the day before the Super Bowl on Feb. 2, 2008.

Tybalt eventually decided the day before the deadline to fill in the application form, with help from his sister, as his writing is so messy.

I'd decided the day before that I wanted a three-day tour, and spent a long while with a backpackers' travel agent, who somehow managed to convince me that in fact, I actually wanted to take a four-wheel-drive tour to Uluru.

Perhaps Fold.com's destiny was decided the day the founder picked the domain name for his new service, or perhaps the recent funding of two similar companies (Netvibes and Pageflakes) plus looming competition from Live.com and Google IG did them in.

Central High School, Little Rock, Arkansas U.S. paratroopers in full battle dress escort 9 black children -- three boys and six girls -- on September 25 , 1957 in Little Rock, Arkansas into Central High School after President Eisenhower decided the day before to send federal troops and bring the state under federal control to protect black children against white demonstrators.

And if not, although an uneasy standard to articulate, maybe it should be this: the commitment of every judge to daily look in the mirror and imagine that he was the losing party in the case that he (as a judge) decided the day before -- introspectively recognizing the "appearance" baggage that he had brought to the bench before and in reaching his decision.

A companion case, Alberts v. California, was decided the same day.

The final three playoff seedings in the East and the No. 1 seeding in the West were decided Tuesday, the final day of the regular season.

Or simply decided that the day had come to go to school with her hair down.

Amon could decide the issue Tuesday or wait until Wednesday's hearing and allow oral arguments.

The diagramed deal decided the top flight in the Saturday Bracketed Swiss Teams.