Sentence examples for relative decided to from inspiring English sources

Boeheim also said that it seemed "a little suspicious" that Davis's relative decided to speak to ESPN in the wake of the Penn State allegations.

The Virginia Polytechnic Institute's effort to settle quietly with victims of the April 2007 campus massacre and their families got off to a rocky start when a relative decided to ignore an official request "not to discuss the settlement" and tell The Associated Press about it.

And so you might think that as a genetic counselor, I would have been thrilled when, about a decade ago, I received an email from an online genetics service informing me that a relative decided to enter my family's pedigree and health information onto their site.

The driver eventually pulled into a parking lot, where Fernandez and a male relative decided to act to prevent the man from getting back on the road.

Abu Zein's uncle had died of cancer the year before, so he, his cousin and another relative decided to defy the ban.

"If a relative decides to run, you may be unhappy, but it's their prerogative.

The research that has focused on decisions about BRCA1/2 genetic testing suggests that family members are intimately involved in the genetic testing process, before, during, and after their relative decides to go forward with testing [ 48].

When Al Capone's relatives decided to go public with tales of the legendary gangster, they created a family feud.

When Lester became ill with cancer, his wife and his relatives decided to tell him he had hepatitis instead.

Her sister, grandmother and other relatives decided to brave it out without power because they wanted to stay in their homes and vehicles to look after their pets.

Mrs. Everett said she finally saw the mausoleum for the first time a couple of years ago, before she and her relatives decided to sell.