Sentence examples for entail going from inspiring English sources

He said a redesign would entail going back to the legislature for more state financing, another time-consuming prospect.

That job will entail going out to meet institutional shareholders and industry analysts individually and in small groups over the next several weeks, Mr. Capellas said.

It also seems to entail going to extraordinary lengths to avoid sending their children to any of the schools in or near to these areas.

"I'm here to try to make it," Strait told the musicians, and Daily knew that making it would probably entail going to Nashville, where talent scouts typically signed singers, not bands.

But much of our effort will entail going after the big ticket items that drive the deficits.

In addition, Ryan, like Boehner, has repeatedly expressed his preference for passing legislation through "regular order," which would entail going through committees rather than being attached to big legislation like the spending bill.

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

And the new counterinsurgency, the surge, entailed going in and clearing and holding, which Colonel MacFarland had already started doing.

"I'm a rather deliberate person, and this entails going through every aspect of the race," Mr. Fiala said.

One might take what Gander does as a model of what looking at and making art entails: going into mental free fall and seeing where you land.

Because her work of publishing a local music magazine entails going out frequently, she said, "I usually spend about $15 a night, at least three times a week".