Sentence examples for deciding on something from inspiring English sources

As speaker, Mr. Miller would be in the position of deciding on something that could directly benefit him, if he were to run for mayor, by adding millions in public money to his campaign.

I really liked the straightforward method of asking a question, gathering the information, deciding on something that was testable, testing that, and then working back through the process to circle in on the one right answer.

You can't as one country decide on something for the whole of Europe".

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"We decide on something, leave it lying around and wait and see what happens," he explained.

Eventually, they decided on something classic, full-length, very simple, skimming Nola's figure without hugging it.

For all the excellence on both sides, a Test series could well be decided on something so uncontrollable.

For a while, he thought about calling the film "Permission to Engage," but ultimately decided on something more forceful: "Collateral Murder".

ASKED to help create a uniquely American ballet style, George Balanchine decided on something that would reflect the country's "cold, crystalline, luminous" spirit.

I left that up to the three young proprietors, who decided on something that would have been more appropriate for my subsequent appointment with a straight razor.

And there's something delightfully frantic about shopping and knowing you only have 48 hours to decide on something you see.