Sentence examples for decides that today from inspiring English sources

He decides that today he will tell Mary Landis that he loves her, and he does.

During the retirement speech of a colleague, he decides that "today's the day".

I decided that summer that that life wasn't for me.

Deciding that tomorrow is more important than today, on the other hand, hurts somebody's chances of becoming the president who will be faced with those problems.

"I've decided that today," Mr. Crist said Tuesday in a telephone interview.

Deciding that today is more important than tomorrow stops looking so good when tomorrow finally arrives.

I've decided that today will be a day of fasting and music.

Sunday night, Valentine decided that today would be an appropriate spot.

But I like Justin Wolfers's comment on the subject:In his research on addiction, for instance, he viewed addicts as making forward-looking decisions, deciding that today's temporary high is worth tomorrow's need for another hit.

Instead, on the same day the Czech authorities honoured our very own Schindler, the British Foreign Office decided that today's victims of genocide were not worth a single search and rescue boat.

The problem with an arms race is that no founder can just unilaterally decide that today I'm not going to keep up.