| Jackie and I decided to go on that trip this summer. |
| What would you say if we said we'd decided to let you go on your trip? |
| What if Rose wakes up tomorrow morning, and decides that, no, she doesn't want to have a baby: what would you do then, Tony? |
| I think that's for me and Terry to decide, don't you? |
| No, I decided not to, not with the way my luck goes. |
| Oh I don't know, I'll let you decide. |
| I have decided it was a good idea, coming to the beach this summer that is. |
| I decided I want to try and work things out with my boss. |
| [sits in a throne-like red chair, wryly reading] "When the world's most eligible bachelor finally decided to marry, many hoped it would be to someone who looked more like Jackie O." [wry] Thank god for the Kennedys. |
| The place had taken on a decidedly feminine air. |
| You've decided to go? |
| She decided to let it drop. |
| I've decided to form a charitable foundation in Pauline's honor. |
| I've decided today, in the light of what has happened, all work here will stop. |
| Since our cash cow in the other room has turned into a sink hole, I've decided to pursue a career in business. |
| That's for a court to decide. |
| Because of my financial difficulties I have decided to end it all tonight. |
| I've decided I want to help you with the family business. |