Sentence examples for decided upon something from inspiring English sources

Long ago I decided upon something, it allows me to get up in the morning, it's Darwinian, it's pragmatic, it's not hypocritical, most importantly it's human.

"Whatever option [for building Taiwan's submarines] is decided upon, something's going to happen in Mississippi--I Mississippi--I Mississippi--Ipped a Pentagon ofeelial.

There is a natural tendency when looking for savings to decide upon something that is noticeable but unimportant – the decision by the House of Lords to abandon vellum is a case in point.

Deciding upon something so important to the everyday life of the people created much debate.

Accordingly, the outfit a woman decides upon is something they will be judged by in the workplace "for months to come".

I have never given much thought to living alone, because it wasn't something I decided upon, it happened to me naturally.

I have never given much thought to living alone, because it wasn't something I decided upon, it happened to me naturally.

The truth is our purpose is not something we decide upon; it is something we discover, when we have an attitude of genuine curiosity and openness towards life.

This is something that they decided upon under four eyes, or six, if Netanyahu is wearing his glasses.

Pentagon spokesman Captain Jeff Davis described THAAD as something that had already been decided upon between both nations and which was fully justified by the North Korean threat.

WORST IMPROVISERS: Looking for something to wave, the Dutch fans decided upon giant inflatable orange hammers.