Sentence examples for in which he decided from inspiring English sources

"He made a contribution to anything in physics in which he decided to participate," Bagley said.

Or more precisely, the manner in which he decided to fight.

The chair in which he decided to retire as president is pointed out as a national treasure.

"The chances were 2 to 1 against getting the card I needed," he said, after a hand in which he decided to fold.

In answering questions for about 90 minutes, Mr. Snowden said there was "no single moment" in which he decided to act, but denounced "a continuing litany of lies" both from senior government officials to Congress and Congressional leaders.

Mr. Obama does not appear to have reached some Johnsonian moment of moral clarity in which he decided the time had come to take a stand, whatever the consequences.

The subsequent scenes, in which he decides willy-nilly to marry off Juliet to Paris (Stan Demidoff), are played as a battle between unhappy spouses, in which they use their daughter as a weapon.

Logan collapses and has one final hallucination of Jean, in which he decides to finally let go of her.

When it was reported last week that Gov. Jerry Brown was planning private dinners with contributors during the September bill-signing period — in which he decides to sign or veto hundreds of pieces of legislation — almost no one batted an eye.

As we explained earlier, if independent candidate Greg Orman wins on Nov. 4, three outcomes are possible in the battle for control of the Senate: The Republicans might win enough Senate seats to gain a majority, Democrats might retain majority control or an Orman victory could trigger a stalemate in which he decides which party holds the majority.

In the early 1980s, Mr. Kaplan bought a house in Kent, which he decided should become the art capital of Connecticut.