1.   But I was smitten by seizures of modesty and decided twice might be a bit showy.

2.   But the result would have been the same, whenever Johnson decided it was time.

3.   One building that Apple Core bought but later decided was not suitable for its market is the old Leavitt Building on West.

4.   So are we to assume that whatever the artist decides is right is fine, without regard to historical veracity?

5.   When I was in first grade, I decided that would be a mistake.

6.   It would be up to the attorney general of Eastern Cape province, where Port Elizabeth is located, to decide whether to initiate criminal proceedings, Bizos said.

7.   One result was Otsuka deciding to set up the center, Tanaka said.

8.   The president was surprised by the offer, decided there was no candidate to replace Christopher and asked him to stay on indefinitely, the Times said.

9.   When it was time to decide on the penalty, some jurors considered the death penalty, the jurors said.

10.   Whether that is the Orange Bowl, which will decide the national championship, is up to the Huskers, Davison said.