Sentence examples for entail him from inspiring English sources

Mahama's visit to Scotland will also entail him receiving an honorary degree from the University of Aberdeen on Friday.

This might temper Zelaya's sense of entitlement and help him see the merit of scenarios that entail him standing down for the good and safety of his country.

But it is drawn before a backdrop of other unrealised church schemes, piled high on an imaginary hillside, as if to say: "Behold my ability to work in whichever style you so please" – even if the reality of commissioning the man would entail him fighting for the classical option every time.

Rhimes wrote that anything other than the character dying would entail him leaving his daughter behind, something the writers did not want.

One storyline entailed him attempting to DJ at an NCT class.

"The American wanted to know whether the elevation of Cairns entailed him being granted access to American intelligence and if so, whether he could be trusted with its security".

Holden, instead, was more of a big-picture kind of executive, which entailed him taking ownership over Uber Elevate.

His new position entailed him becoming a serving officer in the British Army as a lieutenant, but with the acting rank of brigadier.

He was a moderator from 1789 to 1791 which entailed him presiding over oral examinations which were then necessary for the B.A. to be awarded.

He became occupied with voluntary work, which entailed him being an occasional disc jockey for the Women's Voluntary Service at Alder Hey Children's Hospital, working for local youth clubs, and teaching at a Sunday school.

His position entailed him taking the horses to the beach each morning for a swim, grooming them, and attending the twice weekly race meetings; a lifelong interest in horse racing consequently emerged at this time.