Sentence examples for entail saying from inspiring English sources

In an interview with James Montgomery for MTV News whilst on set of the music video, Levine provided a summary of what the video would entail, saying: "It's this kind of ultra-glamorous, photography-based, late-'70s/ early-'80s situation.

"By then, both had a mostly clear view of what it would entail," said one lawyer.

"The Khatami forces say they are trying to create a civil society, but what does that entail?" said Mr. Ansari, who described himself as a Khatami supporter.

"Countries with sophisticated intelligence agencies like both the United States and Germany understand what intelligence activities and relationships entail," said Obama's spokesman Josh Earnest.

Anyone seeking the job would need "a sense of what the job would entail," said Scott Blackmun, a former interim chief executive of the committee.

Yet a full U-turn cannot be contemplated because deficit reduction is at the heart of the coalition program, and because of the loss of face it would entail, said the parliamentarian, who spoke on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the subject.

"The tax hikes you face [to fully fund public pensions] will have a much more tangible impact on your financial life than anything a Social Security fix will entail," says Alicia Munnell, who runs Boston College's retirement center.

The new studies offer a set of estimates more precise than before for the carbon tradeoff that biofuels entail, says Princeton University agricultural expert Timothy Searchinger, an author of one of the Science papers.

The adjustment to college is surely emotional, and entails saying goodbye as well as hello.

"I had a view of what the job entails," said Mr. Ridge.

"I think it was a good thing that I wasn't aware of exactly what it entailed," said Martin.