Sentence examples for deciding on some from inspiring English sources

He laid several on a counter and started playing with possible visual partners, finally deciding on some orange ranunculus and a pink-purple astrantia.

Mr. Thompson, who is also a consultant to several military companies, said he believed that Mr. Carter wanted to get the industry's reaction before deciding on some the contracting changes.

That may not be quite as cynical as it sounds: he is deciding, on some level, that bending the rules is not worth the potential disruption — to his career or, more broadly, to his patients — that a lawsuit might pose.

By album three, the Goodie Mob were running out of steam: you only have to look at the appalling cover to see how badly wrong things were going, and deciding on some spurious, thugged-out gangsta theme didn't help.

In 42 states, voters were deciding on some 158 ballot measures, ranging from tighter gun control in Washington state to an increase in the minimum wage to $10 in Illinois.

At Twitter, the question is whether it can groom its BHAGs and paint a vivid picture of what it will be like to achieve them, while at the same time deciding on some core values.

So I've decided on some plastic surgery.

Here, one should decide on some definition of how to compute the radius, but even inspection by eye already shows that a reasonable upper limit amounts to 20 lattice layers.

And then one day they decided, on some cost cutting exercise, to start charging some trivial amount for towels, like two bucks a month.

Whether I choose to pound on the crooked nail of race or gender, self or Other, whether I decide on some obscure subject while forgoing the other obvious one, when I write, the hammer belongs to me.

I hated the pressure to decide on some kind of career path as a teenager.