Sentence examples for have ever decided from inspiring English sources
Only three universities have ever decided not to.
I'd get to immerse myself in specific cultures and periods of times and places that I would hardly have ever decided to visit if I wasn't in theater.
Only 82 electors have ever decided to change their votes, according to Fair Vote — less than one percent, according to the National Archives.
But that information is something she refused to reveal because it would have been unfair to the Season 7 writers -- and to her, should she have ever decided to make a "Gilmore Girls" movie.
If you have ever publicly worn a cut-off that exposes your chest, you are not qualified to put down women for dressing in revealing clothing, and if you have ever decided not to date a girl because you just wanted to stay friends, you are not qualified to tell a girl that put you in the friend zone that she's just a whore making a mistake.
And what industry has ever decided that for the good of its customers, it ought to charge less money, or shrink?
Size matters If you've ever decided that one bag of crisps definitely contains more product than another of the same brand, then manufacturers would claim you are imagining things as all bags are portioned by weight rather than volume.
Until last month, no city in California had opted for bankruptcy since 2008, and no US city of more than 200,000 people had ever decided to go down that route.
She could be darkly humorous about what she was going through and, if she had ever decided to write about it, she would have set an unattainable standard for the genre.
All the Ways to Say I Love You would be a stronger and more provocative piece if Mrs Johnson were lying to us, too, or if LaBute had ever decided who we were and why she was speaking to us.
The surprise discovery of which, at the back of his mother's kitchen cabinet, struck the author as revealingly poignant: "If Mam had ever decided to hold a cocktail party, she would probably have tried to buy a bottle of cocktails".
