Sentence examples for which I decided from inspiring English sources

One evening we had a reservation for a bachelorette party, which I decided to drive.

An awkward pause followed, in which I decided it would be hopeless to try to explain.

He also showed me a $225 short-sleeve, plaid, navy jacquard shirt, which I decided to buy.

It is a broad subject, which I decided would be made more manageable by focusing on one family.

There was a sense of going back in time, which I decided to maintain by using ancient techniques and materials".

I had some leftover dry rosé from the night before, which I decided to use in lieu of the vinegar.

As I suspect, she has a flood of questions, which I decide not to answer.

Grigson adds raisins to her filling, some of which I decide to soak in rum in obedience to Annie Bell's recipe.

I'm a pediatrician, and I can tell you that I have rarely, if ever, used urine osmolality as the means by which I decide if a child is dehydrated.

Mrs Lapp specifies, somewhat confusingly, 100% All-Bran cereal, which I decide probably means the wheat bran powder available from health food shops, rather than the sweetened bran stick cereal of the same name.

TO pretends to be amused, which I decide to take as another good sign.