Sentence examples for about entails from inspiring English sources

Chen puts it this way: Getting heard about entails a second creative project to drive the central one.

It's unclear what exactly the job Miranda is talking about entails, but it appears to have led to this week's decision by Lew to keep Hamilton on the front and move to the back, as CNN put it, "a mural-style depiction of the women's suffrage movement".

I remember one year a Jacob Marley that couldn't remember a single line, and poor Scrooge on the stage telling his own ghost what his horrifying night was about to entail.

"Returning citizen". Now, the thing that kind of strikes me about that term is there's an idea about a citizen, about what entails a citizen.

In a meeting with Huffman yesterday, he mentioned that half of the 11-year-old company, which entails about 130 employees, has started in the last six months.

'The majority of nurseries are confused or misinformed about what entails healthy eating for the under-five age group,' said Neil Leitch, campaign director of the Feeding Young Imaginations at the Pre-School Learning Alliance.

To say that the proposition about God entails that Jones will mow the lawn is to state the problem.

It is doubtful that the world, or more properly, what we can learn about it, entails a unique theory.

In general, though, Richmond says dreaming about wolves entails facing a fear.

For most, educating their children about religion entails taking their children, weekly, monthly, or yearly to the parents' place of worship exclusively.

The procedure, which costs roughly about $250 ,entails letting three organic-fed snails try to find someone to have hermaphrodite sex with all over your face, allowing their slut juices to seep into your pores.