Sentence examples for was deciding between from inspiring English sources

"I was deciding between money and men, between niggardliness and romance".

Thome was deciding between that and the Indians' offer, which was said to be for five years and $60 million.

The practical question, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said, was deciding between "a wrecking operation" and "a salvage job".

Ted Grennan, a writer from Los Angeles who spent the summer on Nantucket managing property, was deciding between using dial-up access or setting up a D.S.L. account with Verizon when he learned about Ackblast.

The two had vowed to room together, but Mr. Wang was deciding between the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University, in Greenwich Village, and Brooklyn Law School, in Brooklyn Heights.

Crowley was deciding between suitors last Spring, when buyout interest started to come, first from Yahoo, and then from Facebook.

Obviously it was decided between the general headquarters staff and the people in Belfast.

The most memorable of such occasions were in 1989 and 1990, when the title was decided between Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna, in both years in the same way.

He was decided between Google, Netflix, Microsoft, a few startups and yes, even going back to Yahoo, we're told.

"It's a matter that was decided between four walls, in the mayor's office or by the executive committee.

"It was decided between the Kidder Township Police and staff at Split Rock that the event would be shut down for the safety of all guests and performers," police said.