Sentence examples for year has decided from inspiring English sources

"I was very close to enrolling at Tufts," near Boston, said Fabian Midby, a Swede who, after taking courses in French, geography, politics, philosophy and film his first year, has decided to major in economics.

The treasurer of a Katine village savings and loans association (VSLA) who was attacked during a robbery at her home last year has decided not to continue in the role.

The following year, having decided she liked economics more than biology, she got an internship at the Federal Reserve Board.

Ms. Brenner graduated from Smith College and attended law school at Georgetown but left after a year, having decided, she said, that the law had little to do with justice.

In the same year, having decided to complete his undergraduate education, he received his BA with distinction in history from the University of Wisconsin at Madison, after which he travelled in Asia.

Since 1996, however, an average of 42 college undergraduates and high school students a year have decided to make themselves available to the National Basketball Association draft before completing their college eligibility.

Eagle said: "The people who have run the narratives in the Labour party in the last year have decided that the problem with the party is its MPs and the people who work selflessly, our Labour staff.

Commission officials refused to disclose why Light, with whom they have been talking privately for a year, had decided to give public testimony.

He was showing solidarity with a French woman who, that same year, had decided to perform a strip tease in the same location.

Unfortunately, our new graduate of 2 years has decided to spread her wings and seek opportunities further afield.

And now this amiable and courteous man, who seems far younger than his 80 years, has decided to reveal why.