Sentence examples for entailed going from inspiring English sources

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.

"My job typically entailed going somewhere involving a breaking news story, setting up a temporary darkroom, covering the story, processing the film and making a print of the best image," he writes.

The owner of the Garden and Cablevision, the Dolan family, was by various accounts on board with this idea, which entailed going into the back, or western side, of the present Farley Post Office — in effect moving the Garden behind the new Amtrak station when Farley becomes Moynihan.

Alvi et al [ 17] used a rapid village survey method, which entailed going to every house [ 18], almost comparable with the sampling design used in this study.

The majority of parents interviewed were determined for their child to experience normality, which entailed going to "enormous effort" (P11) to help their child overcome barriers to physical activity, e.g., "it is a lot more work, I'll say that, but you do what you have to do for your child to have as normal life as possible" (P20).

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

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

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".

This entails going after Wolf and getting him to call Jason's father and admit the origin of his blockbuster-to-be.

Holmes swears by what he calls the "Footsteps principle," which entails going everywhere that "the subject had ever lived or worked, or travelled or dreamed".