Sentence examples for someday decide from inspiring English sources

"My prediction," she continued, "is that individual artists and their labels will someday decide what an album's price point is".

If people someday decide the events of the past weeks have been a debacle, then practical conservatives may regain control.

But even she balked at the idea that stores could someday decide for themselves when to hold sales.

"It's my opinion that music should not be free, and my prediction is that individual artists and their labels will someday decide what an album's price point is," Swift wrote.

There's always a chance he might someday decide to make another, he says, but he currently has no plans to try; he describes himself as unmotivated, uninspired, alienated from the concept of commercial songwriting and uninterested in composing lyrics.

But those rules were never enforced, perhaps because Ikea believes that a nation of a billion consumers who sleep in its shops will someday decide to take that furniture home.

What happens if Microsoft someday decides to pull the plug?

We also kept -- for now, at least -- the BubbleMate, a luxury foot bubbler that I don't think has ever been used; a treadmill that, if we someday decided to get in shape, would give us a reason not to throw away the foot bubbler; and a vintage Christmas record by the Chipmunks.

It would then be up to the district attorney someday to decide whether to prosecute them or not.

Americans aren't necessarily opposed to gargantuan pay packages; after all, as Minow has often said, somebody, someday, might decide to overpay them.

You may wake up someday and decide that you are a sap.