Sentence examples for entailed long from inspiring English sources

I had an idea of what being gay entailed long before I ever acted on the feelings that had followed me through childhood, because family members teased me, calling me "sissy," "fag" or "punk," when upset with me, and because while seeing Paris Is Burning for the first time, despite my cringing, I identified with the people in the documentary.

The philosophy of ballooning entailed long flights at considerable altitude.

The project entailed long hours at the city's Department of Buildings, going over floor plans and recording when buildings opened and who designed them.

Power's muted entry into the Obama Administration — on the National Security Council — in January, 2009, entailed long hours and limited influence.

She has recently been filming the first world war medical drama The Crimson Field for the BBC, a process which entailed long days in the wet and the cold, but Orlando requires a different kind of stamina.

My current path entailed long days at my desk, pre-dawn rides in Central Park, and the overwhelming feeling that I wanted to break free.

Randolph, the Yankees' third base coach, said he wasn't surprised to be 47, just that he had no concept of what living that long entailed.

According to students like Ali, the academic lyceum and the baccalauréat diploma were vague options that entailed uncertain outcomes after long studies or too much risk.

Later that year, Labour's conference elected a new leader, Kinnock, who was determined that Labour should expel Militant from its ranks, and for years his leadership was dominated by the long, angry, litigious debate this entailed.

It emerged just before the launch that a number of labels had pulled out (citing the "commercial suicide" that iTunes entailed) but they didn't take too long to be swayed.

If that's all that's entailed, then why do DNA labs take so long to send back results?