Sentence examples for entail she from inspiring English sources
"A couple of years ago we sat in a pub garden and tried to write down what an 'ethical fashion business' would entail," she says.
But the takedown of Lowden carried a misleading message: if you could get any Republican to be specific about what rolling back the dreaded "government" might entail, she would be finished.
"These Americans have no conception of what EU membership entails," she fumes.
"I'm not really sure I understand what it entails," she said.
"I had a ringside view of Bollywood and all that it entails," she says.
Hers is a playful take on the part with all the pleasures and problems this entails (she has to forgo queenly stature).
It is important for prospective SBMs to find out what each individual role entails, she says, rather than assuming they all encompass similar things.
"Maybe because they're filling out a form, they worry about it's something for immigration, or maybe it's the lack of knowledge about what is it that it entails," she said.
The enthusiasm of young academic scientists frequently cools as they tussle with the demands of teaching and the bureaucratic burdens that the job entails, she says.
When Mika finds out what his work entails, she is mortified by the shame of making money off the dead and returns to Tokyo.
This entails: she first gives a verbal warning to an offender, followed by a written warning and the third time she hands the offender over with the compiled evidence to the district health directorate or the regional health directorate for action.
