Sentence examples for whom he decided from inspiring English sources

In Chicago he was spending a few days at the home of a girl he had met in college, whom he decided he loved.

After breakfast he went out, on the way he saw a girl, whom I described, and whom he decided to follow.

At Foursquare, Omar developed his own positive relationship with Charles, and he also met another developer, Ted Power, with whom he decided to found Abacus, an expense management service that helps companies reimburse employees.

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, August 2, 1947 P. 30 Birkhead put out an elaborate brochure discrediting Smith, whom he decided in 1936 was the most likely potential American counterpart of Hitler.

The New Yorker, August 2, 1947 P. 30 Birkhead put out an elaborate brochure discrediting Smith, whom he decided in 1936 was the most likely potential American counterpart of Hitler.

Educated at Blundell's school, near Tiverton, Somerset, in the 1920s, he became head of the day boys, initially finding his fellow pupils a "motley bunch of idle, unpatriotic, unkempt and 'couldn't care less' type of youths", whom he decided to straighten out.

Colonel Roosevelt is supposed to be infuriated at the young fighter, of whom he decides to make an example.

In "The Odd Couple," Felix, devastated by the news that his wife, Frances, is done with their marriage, is talked out of committing suicide by his poker-playing friend Oscar, with whom he decides to move in.

Jacinda Barrett is wonderfully touching as Coleman's first great love, a blond Midwesterner to whom he decides, heedlessly and a little cruelly, to divulge the secret of his race.

Soon enough, Mr. Mackey becomes a drug-addled hippie, and meets a hippie woman, with whom he decides to get married.

And on a trip this year to Cali, his hometown, she said, he had also reunited with a childhood girlfriend whom he had decided to marry next year.