Sentence examples for left deciding that from inspiring English sources

Eventually, after an impassioned speech extolling the virtues of Chekhov, she left, deciding that her seriousness was not beneficial to the group.

The only thing the game lacked was a controversial call from the referee and Chris Beath duly obliged with four minutes left, deciding that a block by Rhys Williams on O'Donovan happened inside the area.

We ate or challah, our matzo ball soup, our chicken, and we left deciding that our forthcoming Friday evenings would be better spent at a frat party.

It depended on conservatives pretending he wasn't so bad, compared with the Communists, while at the same time the militant left decided that their real enemies were the moderate leftists, who were really indistinguishable from the Nazis.

While completing her Ph.D. in cellular and molecular genetics at the School of Medicine of the Federico II University in Naples, her hometown, Italian scientist Maria Pia Cosma (pictured left) decided that she could not learn much more by staying in Naples.

A young woman employee who had just gone on maternity leave decided that if her health insurance would run out on Monday she'd better have her labor induced on Sunday.

She left after deciding that, in the end, it'd be a waste of a good drink to throw one at him.

Plagued by distribution difficulties, inflated estimates of demand and bureaucratic red tape, more businesses are leaving China, deciding that the market can wait.

Troy and Selma try to conceive a child, but neither feels comfortable with their situation, and Selma finally leaves after deciding that bringing a child into a loveless family is wrong.

As I left the tattoo salon I decided that was it and then hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

Certain cities and counties that lean left have decided that the state and federal levels are inadequate and established their own, such as San Francisco, where the minimum wage is $10.55.