decide by drawing lots造句

• The French federation then proposed that the events to be excluded should be decided by drawing lots.
• Anyone care to have a go at working out the likelihood that one or more groups would have to be decided by drawing lots?
• Under Utah law, tie votes must be decided by drawing lots, which can mean anything from flipping a coin to drawing a name out of a hat.
• I've been following the 2010 FIFA World Cup and there's been some discussion about scenarios that might lead to some of the groups being decided by drawing lots.
• It was ruled that the sentence would be carried out on only one of them, to be decided by drawing lots, and Colonel John Poyer was executed at Covent Garden on 24 April.
• The FIFA chief told Samaranch that the opening and closing ceremonies could be held separately in the two countries but there should be only one championship match, which must be decided by drawing lots, Kim said.
• The FIFA chief told Samaranch that the opening and closing ceremonies can be held separately in the two countries but there should be only one championship match, which must be decided by drawing lots, according to Kim.
• The eight other schemes were decided by drawing lots : " Taipei and Taichung cities and Miaoli and Changhua counties will adopt the version suggested by the CEC, while Kaohsiung city will follow the consensus of the legislature.
• A top South Korean sports official said in an interview published Tuesday that the 2002 World Cup, to be co-hosted by Japan and South Korea, will have two opening and closing ceremonies but the venue of its championship match will be decided by drawing lots.
• A top South Korean sports official said in an interview published Tuesday that the 2002 soccer World Cup, to be co-hosted by Japan and South Korea, will have two opening and closing ceremonies but the site of its championship match will be decided by drawing lots.