Sentence examples for finally deciding that from inspiring English sources

Peter Forsberg joined Sakic in the lineup Tuesday after finally deciding that a lingering foot condition was manageable.

Finally deciding that I was a waste of his time, he headed back to his car, which appeared to be jammed with papers and folders.

But West, finally deciding that declarer had begun with three hearts to the ace and East with a doubleton king, played his heart nine.

Could it have been the prime minister finally deciding that Miliband is right to highlight falling living standards on his watch?

A writer of thrillers as well as a journalist, Nadelson revels in the mystery before finally deciding that the discouraged Reed met his end through "suicide or at least a bumbled self-willed accident".

What McCain and Graham call "arbitrary" is another word for finally deciding that we are not going to wait — that we can make our own rupture, setting a ceremony at the time of our choosing, and one that is not a surrender by us, either.

So, after a number of years of working with them, I finally decided that instead of just thinking about it, why not give them a hand?

Muscat finally decided that enough was enough.

I finally decided that I wanted to marry her.

We finally decided that our unifying characteristic is our diversity.

The Government has finally decided that cigarettes are to be sold in standardised packages in England.