How to use "decide" in a sentence

I decide to use my climbing bag as a jacket to keep warm

I decide to try and build some kind of seat

I decide it's time to film a message for my family and friends

I decide to put the plastic rope bag over my head

I decide not to drink any more until the water is finished

I decide to film earlier today

I decide to rest for a while.

Back at our hotel, the three of us sat in our room and tried to decide what to do.

It is a duty from which they may not shrink to decide cases properly brought before them, and it is no fault of theirs if others seek to turn their decisions to political purposes.

As she was wandering around the town, desperately trying to decide what to do, she noticed a crowd of people in the market square

Finally, someone shouted to Marius, 'You decide which one must stay.'

Ladies and gentleman of the jury, you must decide only one thing

But before he can decide what, the cop is at the door, and Dan drops his cigarette.

"And you're the one with doubts about it, so you should decide

'It's for Maxim and Mrs de Winter to decide.'

When Danny had first begun collecting horror comics with his allowance, she had closely examined those books to decide whether or not they were harmful to him

Babies, not us, decide when they'll arrive

'Every man has to decide for himself.'

Harris said, 'Now, we must decide what to take with us

She couldn't decide which sport to choose