Sentence examples for deciding to spend from inspiring English sources

The 6ft 10in forward shocked some by deciding to spend what will likely be his one year in college in Baton Rouge at Louisiana State.

In fact, except for deciding to spend part of the holiday season on display in Times Square, the Flanigans seemed like your typical American family.

In deciding to spend millions of dollars to enter a new market or back a new technology, senior leaders seldom seek the advice of rank-and-file employees.

In deciding to spend close to $20 million to redevelop Paramount Bay following the foreclosure, the developers chose the musician Lenny Kravitz's design firm, Kravitz Design, to redo the building's common spaces.

Four years after deciding to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to build affordable housing, New York City finds itself at a surprising pass: it is running out of abandoned buildings to renovate.

Is such a person, whose advice on economic policy may well be sought, likely to respond by deciding to spend time reviewing the kind of material that is covered in freshman economics courses?

"He decided to spend his money for the performing arts.

Vince decided to spend Labor Day weekend with them.

Sherif decided to spend the night on the square.

They decided to spend that money on the Nashua debate.

She decides to spend her winnings on an extravagant feast.