Sentence examples for more decides from inspiring English sources

Catherine, subservient no more, decides to eat liverwurst and Virginia ham and roast beef.

Each year, some leave, but usually more decide to settle in — something about Orange City inspires loyalty.

Science can no more decide that question than it can determine the existence or non-existence of God.

It also meant that Harry Washington, and John Randall, and British Freedom, and thousands more, decided to leave.

As policy becomes less responsive to their interests, more and more decide that politics has little to say to them.

A month later, Lord Palmerston, the British prime minister, wrote that the British would remain neutral "lookers-on till the war shall have taken a more decided turn".

By the fourth, as Hughes walked off the mound with his head bowed after being removed from the game, the crowd was more decided.

But they explained today that when the Afghans began to realize how difficult it might be to gain asylum here, many more decided to leave.

No more deciding between giving out your phone number or not, in other words.

"Many more employers could afford to adopt the living wage, and we hope that many more decide to pay it in the coming months.

Fan fiction is commonly traced back to the 18th Century, when aficionados of Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe, wanting more, decided to write it themselves.