Sentence examples for decided to round from inspiring English sources

Undaunted, however, we decided to round off three weeks in the southern cone with a detour through western Uruguay.

By Polly Leonard and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 15 , 1939P. 13 A young woman decided to round up some friends & investigate the ghetto.

"And who on earth would want to buy one?" We decided to round off our day with another energy-saving excursion, a ride in a horse-drawn carriage, or caleche, around the narrow alleyways of the old medina.

It seemed that the great Swedish director had decided to round up many of his regular collaborators of the past 50 years for a valedictory work on the subjects which had always concerned him.

The Orator didn't want Tofua to achieve immortality as a sexual Arcadia (& what would his Cambridge friends say?), so he decided to round up the native people & send them home.

It seemed that the great director had decided to round up many of his collaborators of the past 50 tears for a valedictory work on the subjects which had concerned him.

Over at The Underwear Expert, we decided to round-up some of our favorite Australian brands to highlight some of the great work they're bringing to the underwear business.

To save the place, Gary and Walter decide to round up the dispersed Muppets and do the old Mickey-and-Judy thing of putting on a show to raise the $10 million needed to buy the studio and save it.

July 16 THE CONCERT Fired for hiring Jewish musicians during the Brezhnev era, a former conductor of the Bolshoi orchestra decides to round up his former colleagues and take them to Paris, where they'll pose as the real Bolshoi musicians for a concert at Châtelet.

Depending on the decimal you began with, and the context of the situation, you may decide to round to the nearest ounce.

I had gone from watching Up to Inglorious Basterds and had decided to try rounding things off with Land of the Lost.