Sentence examples for was decide whether from inspiring English sources

We didn't need to pack food or even plan a map route – all we had to do was decide whether to turn left or right when we joined the Capital Ring at Hackney Wick, then follow the green signposts.

The officer can provide advice and can, if the person is under 18, as Chantelle was, decide whether to involve social services or another "supporting agency".

At every pixel, it was decided whether to generate a fissure or not.

He said he was deciding whether I was pregnant now or had been pregnant before.

At the time, the World Bank was deciding whether to bail out Russia.

He said today he was deciding whether to press his case further.

Eleanor Holmes Norton took Rice to lunch when she was deciding whether to attend law school.

Communities secretary Hazel Blears admitted the government was deciding whether to demand representation on bank boards.

Mark Dwyer, the chief assistant Manhattan district attorney, said his office was deciding whether to appeal.

When Pharaoh was deciding whether to kill the baby Hebrew boys he consults the three.

The Vatican was deciding whether to allow scientists to carbon-date a segment of the cloth.