Sentence examples for all entailed from inspiring English sources

I would really love it not to have happened because it haunts you, it will never go away, and it is probably the biggest failure, and I have to live with that.' As a peer, her husband's property was all entailed to the Harlech estate, so there was no question of her keeping the marital home.

Science, after all, entailed the "renunciation of the pleasure principle".

We considered scores of "riding holidays," but all entailed going in a group, with a guide.

(Aloma, contemplating her relationship with Orren: "It was shocking really, she thought, what all entailed the difference between her and him, as if a whole new person could be made from the sum of that difference").

At this point, White began to think about serverless as a way of freeing him from thinking about managing and maintaining infrastructure and all that entailed.

After he repeatedly assured me that he was indeed comfortable with my level of "cripability" and all that entailed, I immediately launched into my defensive mode of attack.

No one seemed to even notice or particularly care when he took the next logical step and made himself God of Times, because all that really entailed was track-and-field records and multiplex showtimes (e.g., 11 50 AM, 2 15 PM, 4 45 PM, 7 20 PM, 9 45 PM, 12 15 AM).

Thus Donovan and his family became unlikely fixtures of the Manchester club scene, with all that entailed.

So it was that the Iranians delivered the fatwa, thus winning the competition to be the greatest haters of Rushdie, and therefore the West, and all that entailed.

He was a self-created superstar, with a weirdly modern awareness of all that entailed: manipulation of image, distancing humour and irony, persona as artistic statement.

Remarkably, the threat to Geoghegan's life, and all that entailed for a friend of Rhys Jones and his family, was not the end for the Fir Tree manager.