Sentence examples for decided whether to turn from inspiring English sources

His captors hadn't decided whether to turn him over to the police or simply kill him.

Gordon and Okafor are potential N.B.A. lottery picks, but neither has decided whether to turn pro after this season.

"The country had to decide whether to turn left or right, to move forward or back," Mr. Chinamasa said.

Tito now wishes he had heard that when he was deciding whether to turn in his boss.

Once you got halfway to your destination, you had to decide whether to turn back or to abandon the lines and go on.

It would then be up to the attorney general — now Mr. Whitaker — to decide whether to turn that document over to Congress or keep it secret.

Where courts have to decide whether to turn off life support, however, the choice is between a possible future and a definite non-future.

Faced with a son who has been left brain dead, his parents are forced to decide whether to turn off his life support and donate his heart.

Alex Hunter, the Boulder County District Attorney, said his office must analyze the evidence before deciding whether to turn to a grand jury.

Voters will decide whether to turn leadership of two of the nation's three most populous states, California and Texas, over to women.

In the first, a "good Communist" army officer has to decide whether to turn a "lost" soldier over to the authorities.