Sentence examples for less decided to from inspiring English sources

On my way to the bookies a week or so before the World Cup started, I'd more or less decided to put my money on England.

There were a lot of reasons for my unease: I had more or less decided to stop at one child, and he was almost three years old.

But he has none the less decided to engage the national museum in a public conversation, agreeing to be filmed as part of the exhibition explaining the importance to his people of the barks.

By Roddy Doyle June 28 , 2010On my way to the bookies a week or so before the World Cup started, I'd more or less decided to put my money on England.

People were drinking wine like it was beer and a man Sam didn't know had thumped the table and shouted… On my way to the bookies a week or so before the World Cup started, I'd more or less decided to put my money on… We'll still be friends, she said.

So I switch my major to printmaking that night and I guess that's when I more or less "decided" to become an artist.

The story tells what happens when Ake learns that Tom McNeil (whose works include "his postmodernist take on the breakdown of the family, a comedy no less") decides to visit Ake's college to give a reading.

NATO was meant to operate as a collective; but in the face of the West's craven failure to end the Bosnian war, Mr Holbrooke had more or less singlehandedly decided to play hardball with the Serbs.

As the kerfuffle unfolded in Kentucky, in the neighbouring state of Tennessee another public official – a county judge, no less – also decided to stage a personal protest against same-sex marriage.

100 of them were new last year, he adds, including both the "Global 2000" corporate customers that normally it targets, as well as medium-sized businesses of 5,000 seats or less who decided to buy in.

In a 2014 episode of Fox's Zooey Deschanel led sitcom New Girl, the gang of relationship-less friends decided to take Thanksgiving and their horniness into their own hands.