1.   I was probing around with my tongue and trying to decide about this when the phone by my bed rang.

2.   How do you decide about a subject.

3.   And for the third time in four weeks, their game was about to be decided on the last play.

4.   And Jan Russo writes how a reluctant mother decided about the value of software for girls.

5.   A few centers have tried to get couples to decide about the disposition of their embryos.

6.   A Nationsbank spokesman said the company had yet to decide about branch closings.

7.   About mid-afternoon Clark decided to explain to the jury the difference between circumstantial evidence and direct evidence.

8.   After that, he will be a free agent and the Yankee front office will have to decide about his future.

9.   Airport officials said they have not decided about layoffs, but the shortfalls will prompt the cancellation or deferral of expansion projects.

10.   Broward County election officials plan to do a hand recount of three precincts Monday before deciding about a full recount.