Sentence examples for were deciding whether from inspiring English sources

"They were deciding whether we get to America or not".

I realized that they were deciding whether to trust me with their lives.

People were deciding whether to watch college football for free or the U.F.C. at a price.

To hear Ms. Chopra tell the story, it's as if she were deciding whether to go to the grocery store.

Employees milled around, looking as if they were deciding whether to dash out for a quick marathon.

That is a question we asked ourselves a lot when we were deciding whether to experiment with this.

A spokesman for the Bronx district attorney's office said prosecutors were deciding whether to appeal the decision.

"In those that were seen as minor, it was the least experienced people who were deciding whether to bring them.

The Americans were deciding whether or not to bomb Iraq, the Israelis whether to implement the Wye accord.

The Daily News called his condition "extremely grave," and said doctors were deciding whether to continue his cancer treatments.

Dr. Reisner said in an interview on Thursday that he was disappointed with the decision and that he and his lawyer were deciding whether to appeal.