Sentence examples for had been deciding from inspiring English sources

It was enough to convince Laura Collins, from Goffstown, who said she had been deciding between Rubio and Cruz.

She had been deciding between Rubio and Cruz, the senator from Texas who is considered the main competition in the quest to overtake Trump.

When the Mexican government ignored the filmmaker's request for the legal definitions behind its ratings, Mr. Cuarón discovered there weren't any, just a bureaucrat who had been deciding what films would be shown and to whom for 20 years.

Geno Sosnovskiy, 25, from Bensonhurst, said he had been deciding between watching fireworks explode over the Hudson River that night and watching men and women scarf down as many hot dogs as they could at the Nathan's hot-dog eating contest on Coney Island during the day.

Bill Petersen, who owns a franchise of the elder-care business Visiting Angels in South Elgin, Ill., outside of Chicago, for example, does not offer coverage to his 100 full-time employees and had been deciding whether to cut back their hours to avoid the law's requirement or start providing health benefits.

The two-time champion, who is to leave Ferrari two years before the end of his contract, had been deciding between McLaren and taking a year off.

But nothing had been decided.

The title had been decided.

A Renesas spokesman said nothing had been decided.

This had been decided in a coin toss.

Sharp denied those reports, saying nothing had been decided.