Sentence examples for all entails from inspiring English sources

Still, he clearly enjoys the mischief it all entails.

She's not much like the rest of us: in her case, "having it all" entails a career in Westminster, a media profile, a nascent social network, a screamingly wealthy husband in New York and three young children.

Reputation, in this world, requires a delicate balance: being both a businessman and a rascal, without being seen as too much of one or the other, or even as either one at all, entails constant adjustment, whether you are an art prince or a self-made man.

A boys club, after all, entails a different focus from a girls club.

Well I, myself, Thor, am starting to understand what it all entails.

And then I always had a fascination for people and their motivations and how it is that they end up being a certain person with certain characteristics or what it all entails, and I've always loved to read about philosophy and psychology and this is a great arena to put all of that in practice with this particular goal.

All this entails having a total vision".

It's an irreverent look at dating and all that entails.

But a country that respected its children as rights-holders, with all this entails?

Of course, he's not hard on the brakes and all that entails.

Another win over England this autumn will be their fifth on the spin, with all that entails for both teams.