Sentence examples for means decided from inspiring English sources

They gained a ton of free publicity (and you can let your cynicism decide what this means), decided to move forward (minus the guitarist, of course) and were able to parlay the attention into a headlining show at one of Toronto's best-known venues, Lee's Palace, which they're calling "The Resurrection".

But Dr. Means decided last summer that she had little choice but to try.

But the check Price wrote was only for fifty-one thousand dollars and change, which he had, by some means, decided was his fair "portion".

The speakeasies started several years ago when some Hong Kongese, gastronomes and cooks with limited means, decided to set up one or two tables in their sitting rooms and offer a fixed-price, multicourse menu of distinctive home-style dishes.

While Biden is seriously considering the bid, he has by no means decided to pull the trigger. .

Deciding to adopt a child means deciding which of these world-views to adopt as well.

It doesn't mean abandoning human rights; it means deciding whose come first.

This means deciding on the shot, moving into the correct position and swinging the bat.

Addressing it means deciding whether assimilation is a mortal threat, as many Jews think, or a phenomenon to be accommodated.

And "deciding", remember, also means deciding what qualities are needed (as in "let's have a banker"), setting salaries and terms of office, constructing the surrounding scenery.

That means deciding what job they'd like to have and outlining the steps they'll need to take to achieve it.