Sentence examples for decided to miss from inspiring English sources

However, we have decided to miss the King George and give him a well-deserved longer break," added Nerses.

"I miss him so much but I have decided to miss him in a happy way," she said.

He once decided to miss a flight back to Paris from America so he could spend two more hours in a department store autographing his shoes.

Meanwhile the sports minister, Hugh Robertson, says he could intervene after Bolt decided to miss next month's Diamond League meeting at Crystal Palace in London for tax reasons.

The club hope to make an announcement soon over the 19-year-old German, who decided to miss training yesterday and is well known to West Ham's technical director, Gianluca Nani, who was previously with the Serie B club, and manager, Gianfranco Zola.

Mr Henning, a taxi driver from Eccles, Salford, was so moved by the plight of Muslims in Syria that he decided to miss last Christmas with his wife and two children and travel 4,000 miles to deliver medical equipment to refugees holed up in the town of Al-Dana.

Phil (Ty Burrell) and Claire Julie Bowenn) decide to miss a soccer game played by Luke (Nolan Gould).

"From what I'm hearing, a lot of people will decide to miss this one out.

Imagine a pro football team deciding to miss the first two rounds of the playoffs, then playing the championship round rested and refreshed.

After deciding to miss England's treble winning tour of Australia in 1986/87 due to family reasons, Gooch endured a horrible run at the start of the season, with six ducks in his first 10 innings.

The British squad will be undeterred, though, as they only competed in two out of the three World Cup regattas, deciding to miss the event in Hamburg as a result of the E.coli epidemic, and came back strongly in the last round in Lucerne, Switzerland, winning four golds in a total of 10 medals.