Sentence examples for draw to decide from inspiring English sources

A proposed draw to decide teams was abandoned when too many volunteered.

Latecomers would get a lottery number for a draw to decide who gets the leftovers.

It wasn't a fix – apparently there was a draw to decide who did the honours – but there's got to be some kind of advantage there for the Croats.

I'm not saying this isn't the case, but when this information was only announced on the 20th, they seem a bit quick on the draw to decide that it's "covert" as opposed to "undocumented," like many files and features.

With both countries normally playing in blue, lots were drawn to decide who should change.

In Italy lots were drawn to decide the group placings of Holland and the Republic of Ireland after they finished level on three points after three draws.

All four matches so far have been 1-1, meaning lots will be drawn to decide the qualifiers if Wednesday's matches are identical draws.

If one team win and the other game is a draw, then lots will be drawn to decide which of those two teams qualify.

The last time lots were drawn to decide a team's qualification in this tournament was in 1988 when Algeria profited at Ivory Coast's expense.

Groups of men are first elected by the congregation, and then lots are drawn to decide who will become the new minister.

Virus hunters draw them to find the origin of SARS and H.I.V. Conservation biologists draw them to decide which endangered species are in most urgent need of saving.