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Meanings of deciding where in English

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Usage of deciding where in English
1
He studied her a moment, as if deciding where to start first.
Rock my world
2
Which former Palme d'Or winner is currently deciding where to invade next?
The Irish Times
3
The hardest part of the drive may be deciding where to stop.
BBC
4
Clementine is not looking at him; she busies herself deciding where to sit.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
5
So when we were moving furniture, I was deciding where things would go.
Ebony
6
Scroll through thumbnails of the pages before deciding where to go.
Wired
7
But the biggest challenge is deciding where she should even be.
The Guardian
8
However, if using two, you take responsibility for deciding where the sentence ends.
The Project Gutenberg FAQ 2002
9
Mr Mohamed said the family was still deciding where the children should be educated.
The Irish Times
10
Perhaps she was deciding where to begin; perhaps she was scouting alternative escape routes.
Temperance Brennan 01 - Déjà Dead
11
We were living in Europe and deciding where to go.
News.com.au
12
They'll be programmed to choose one group over another when deciding where to crash.
Radio NZ
13
Sometimes the hardest part of the ski season is just deciding where to go.
The South African
14
Coming in over the aero-port, she circled for a moment while deciding where to land.
Zero Point
15
When deciding where to study it's important to visit the universities you are interested in.
The Guardian
16
So, in deciding where to invest, seek low-fee funds.
Reuters
This collocation consists of:
Deciding where through the time
Deciding where across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare