Sentence examples for entails ended from inspiring English sources

Their wild and wacky show on Tuesday, held in a boxing gym downtown with all the olfactory vigor that entails, ended with a funhouse mirror of the traditional couture finale: a bridal gown done as a bathrobe.

Hence, it was proposed that common lands owned by municipalities and the crown should be sold for individual cultivation and that ecclesiastical entail (mortmain) be ended.

Could we start just by telling me a little bit about what the position as Victory Chairman entails and how you ended up here?

Republican democracy is a shared work of the imagination among people of myriad talents, interests, voices, and generations that proceeds on the premise that the labor never ends, entails a ceaseless making and remaking of its laws and customs, i.e., a sentient organism as opposed to an ATM, the government an us, not a them.

The path to gender equality in France entails the end of a glorious romantic fantasy.

The latter would entail the end of Israel, and of Zionism, as we understand those terms today.

Like almost all other thinkers who have publicly rejected the traditional model of conscious will, Harris claims that doing so does not entail the end of morality, the idea of criminality and codes of ethical behavior.

As the number of children who need help increases, reduced budgets entail no end of cutbacks: fewer visits to fostered children by social workers (two-thirds of foster carers say this is now an issue), rising concerns about the impossibility of early intervention, and families' problems becoming critical.

The tentativeness this reduction in confidence produces, McKim tell us, does not entail never-ending inquiry.

Both entail the end of the Zionist enterprise.

"Ending the crisis entails the departure of Qaddafi from power," Mr. Juppé told France Info radio.