Sentence examples for intimately decided from inspiring English sources

He told me that he and some colleagues, all of whom know the cave intimately, decided, one day, to see if they could find their way out without a light source.

He grew familiar with the need for sustainability in building design – and then intimately acquainted with it, when he decided to build an eco-home, complete with turbine, ground-source heat pump, solar panels and rainwater recovery systems, on the site of a former farmstead at Harwood in the Lancashire Pennines.

One night, "David was dancing with somebody and I decided he was dancing too intimately, and I cut in, and I bit him," Ms. Bass recalled.

As in all our previous studies on P. eunomia, we decided to minimise harmful experiments when we were intimately convinced that the knowledge we had on the species would allow maintaining the high quality standard we require with less harmful experiments, even if those were suboptimal in terms of experimental design.

(Gates) * 'THE PASSION OF THE CRAWForD' For his slight but still tasty new show, John Epperson has decided to allow his voiceless alter ego, Lypsinka, to commune intimately and at length with one of her spiritual forebears, Joan Crawford.

(Isherwood) * 'THE PASSION OF THE CRAWForD' For his slight but still tasty new show, John Epperson has decided to allow his voiceless alter ego, Lypsinka, to commune intimately and at length with one of her spiritual forebears, Joan Crawford.

The Daily Mail reported that Lord Levy was "intimately involved in secret Downing Street talks to decide who should get an honour".

Another rationale for a right of noninterference is the claim that we have a general right to decide those matters that are most intimately connected to our well-being, including the duration of our lives and the circumstances of our deaths.

Until a superhero becomes well known, the name is what makes someone decide whether or not to invest any time or money to learn more: since the superhero's name is intimately tied the super alter-ego – which is what make him or her interesting in the first place – picking the wrong super-name can crash the character and send potential readers running.

Since students intimately know their unique schedules, they should best be able to decide when to complete the work.

The research that has focused on decisions about BRCA1/2 genetic testing suggests that family members are intimately involved in the genetic testing process, before, during, and after their relative decides to go forward with testing [ 48].