Sentence examples for deciding whether to roll from inspiring English sources

After a trial period, Augsburg officials will interview tram drivers and passengers before deciding whether to roll the lights out to other stations.

But the following proseccos, all nonvintage and spumanti unless labeled otherwise, are just right for relaxed summer evenings, when the world is your hammock and the most difficult problem is deciding whether to roll over.

"Americans need that bigger oven for their Thanksgiving turkeys … and we were able to bring it to market faster by developing it specifically for the U.S. We're now deciding whether to roll out the product in certain European markets as well".

Mazarakis had to decide whether to roll some of the documentaries they had prepared on Nel, the prosecutor, or Barry Roux, Pistorius's advocate, or on Judge Masipa herself.

Because this is one of those cases, you and your wife must decide whether to roll the dice and hope the couple never hears about your party (very unlikely), or have her explain to her pal that for your big day, you asked her to restrict the guest list to people you feel especially close with.

WITH the latest legal challenge to Obamacare coming to their courtroom in early 2015, and with arguments over same-sex marriage likely to follow, the nine justices will soon decide whether to roll back rights and benefits that millions of Americans already enjoy.

Ministers had been expected to decide whether to roll-out further culls by the end of February.

Or governors deciding whether to grant clemency?

Edison is still deciding whether to appeal.

But it remains to be seen whether Facebook decides to roll it out in future.

But Barbie has decided not to roll over and rely on beating Bratz in court.