Sentence examples for deciding along from inspiring English sources

With the jig all but up for Barcelona, Marcos embarked on his journey of truth, the Long Walk from halfway line to penalty spot, clearly deciding along the way that if Duckadam was going to keep diving to his right, he was going to put the ball the other side.

An amendment added to the bill in the Senate on Wednesday gives the director of the state's Ethics Commission, Alan S. Plofsky, a major role in deciding, along with the treasurer, which specialists should receive the finders fees, limiting them to professional investors.

Leeds owner Massimo Cellino considered the former Barnsley midfielder for the job on a full-time basis before deciding, along with sporting director Nicola Salerno, that the club need a foreign coach.

Mr. Wardropper decided along with conservators and other curators that precision was more important than speed.

I had decided, along with several colleagues at United Press International, to stay as long as possible.

I decided, along with the estate and the family and Cirque, to make Neverland my environment for the show.

They were 5-to-4 rulings decided along ideological lines, but there were Republican appointees on both sides.

Two United States Supreme Court cases in the 1930s and several similar actions since then have been decided along those lines.

After your last appointment you decide, along with your colleagues, to go for a spot of dinner before you head home.

But in the end, Mr. Landman and Marc Frons, the chief technology officer for digital, decided along with other colleagues to build a system that relied on human moderators.

Either Mr. Obama or Mr. Romney will have to decide along with, of course, the new Congress and in many cases the states.