Sentence examples for on decided from inspiring English sources
As they drove home after 1am they passed by Hajek's house, saw the light on, decided to see what was up and found her body.
Having slept through the whole discussion this councillor could have decided the future of the scheme one way or the other, but, unsurprisingly a bit confused about what was going on, decided not to vote.
A Spanish dad, having listened intently to a description of what was going on, decided it was "very interesting".
The steel band booked to play suddenly realised what was going on, decided they didn't want to be known as the musical wing of UKIP, quickly packed up their stuff and refused to carry on.
Ms. Poitras, having ended up with a different film than the one she set out on, decided to make a virtue of necessity.
One volunteer and one supported woman who had agreed to their contact details being passed on, decided not to participate when contacted by the researcher, citing logistical problems (an unstable housing situation and a young baby).
It settled into a typically Six Nations affair, frantic, fumbling and full-on, decided in the end by the physical supremacy of the home side, who fashioned two quick tries in the final quarter to insure themselves against Duncan Taylor's late score.
Time moves on, I decided.
I decided on @MySoCalledClaire.
"We decided on opposites.
