Sentence examples for decided to display from inspiring English sources

With graphic prints a popular, and sometimes easy, choice this season, she decided to display her mastery of pleating.

Other brokerage firms, like E*Trade, have decided to display just one bid and one asked price.

When Lauder decided to display a huge Anselm Kiefer canvas in the lobby, he had to break through the ceiling in order to install it.

Mr. Ayeed died of his wounds on Thursday morning, the soldiers said, and they and the local supervisors decided to display the remains.

One man told me that after spending a long time grappling with what to do with the Hummel figurines he inherited from his mother, he had finally decided to display them.

As a gesture of friendliness toward the British Empire, they decided to display it on the day of George's coronation, but the office boy forgot to run it up.

For example, the "Cold War" team may choose to create a timeline, while the "American Communist Party Today" team may decide to display information from the party's Web site.

Leadership is not something bestowed upon a person by virtue of a title or position, but rather the sum of a continuous series of opportunities, in which that person consciously decides to display acts of leadership.

Georgia bar owner Patrick Lanzo of Paulding County has made habit of claiming he's not racist, an argument that becomes harder to make each time he decides to display the n-word on a large roadside sign outside his establishment, the Georgia Peach Oyster Bar.

Make a list of some that interest you, and make sure to note the relevant quotation in case you decide to display excerpts within your garden.

In the case of a rather dry business development last month involving the Potash Corporation, the Canadian fertilizer maker, Journal editors decided to prominently display articles on the subject despite very low traffic numbers.