Sentence examples for deciding when to leave from inspiring English sources
I asked Ginsburg if the party of the President should be a relevant factor in deciding when to leave.
It could slowly turn green as the traffic on your route home eases up, helping you decide when to leave the office.
Train conductors use their own wristwatches to decide when to leave, said Dan Brucker, a spokesman for the railroad, although they are required to synchronize their watches periodically with either the video monitors or the operations center.
Boarding up his home in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, Chris Pennington watched the forecasts and tried to decide when to leave.
They often want to pick the restaurant, decide when to leave the party, and set the course in general.
Parents often look at state laws and policies regarding leaving a child unsupervised to help them decide when to leave their child unattended.
Then you could also figure out how long it will take you to get somewhere before you decide when to leave...you know, so you won't be late.
We show for the first time ever that human subjects use a motivational mechanism similar to small insects such as parasitoids [1] and bumblebees [2] to decide when to leave a patch.
As these resources are not refilled, exploitation results in lower returns over time and forces the animal to decide when to leave a patch.
Second, the patterns may arise from the rule "when the foraging partner comes back to the nest, the incubating bird decides when to leave"; then the variation in the patterns may reflect individual differences in the decision to leave the nest when the partner returns.
