Sentence examples similar to on one decides from inspiring English sources

And while most hoteliers just moved on, one decided to go up against the same-day booking incumbent.

I had come to both of these decisions more or less in the spirit of a man who, having in an insane moment invited Michael Jordan over to play a little one-on-one, decides that he might as well use the occasion to put down a new coat of asphalt on the driveway.

These sentiments are true, depending on the context from which one decides to look at it.

But that accord did not cover either cases brought by individual smokers, like the one decided on Monday by the jury in San Francisco.

We also added items to address a specific aspect of laypeople's justification of medical knowledge: How should one decide on a medical treatment?

On what grounds does one decide that objects deserve to be considered in moral deliberation?

But on what basis, then, should one decide?

They ended up playing one-on-one to decide it.

Maybe they could play some one-on-one to decide the issue.

Many colleges have core requirements that provide opportunities for students to take courses in a variety of fields before deciding on one.

When deciding on one of several excursions offered by Duck Tours of Hawaii, we waffled between the new Pearl Harbor Duck Tour 2.0 and Maunalua Bay.