Sentence examples for decided to mention from inspiring English sources

I decided to mention the matter to an assistant producer at the BBC who doubles as an ego-centred psychotherapist.

I got wet within two seconds of getting on this thing because somebody decided to mention the small fact that I was playing in the United States Open.

There was obviously something wrong with the blueprints - so he decided to mention that fact to the Iranians in his letter.

Since Rogoff seems to have decided to mention my excessive pessimism about euro survival as often as possible, I think it's important to be clear about what I got wrong.

dIn concert with my interviewees, I have decided to mention the researchers and institutes involved, by name.

Once Claudian decided to mention the flight of Parthians, he was more or less forced to add that yes, it's a real flight, not a tactic.

Flex Plexico, said that before deciding to mention the article, defense analysts compared it "with known information about this anti-satellite threat" and found it consistent with China's military doctrine and the country's known work on tiny satellites.

They decide to mention these interests in an admissions essay for a competitive private school in hopes of making their child stand out from the other young applicants. .

If you decide to mention the author's last name within the sentence, you only need to include the page number from which the quote or paraphrase came in parentheses.

With star-studded films like We Are Your Friends having one of the worst box office openings in history, I decided to only mention the safest picks of 2016.

Writing the pilot was completed before the September 11 terrorist attacks; after the attacks took place, the producers decided to add mention of the events into the episode in order to acknowledge the fact that the series is about fighting terrorism.