Sentence examples for entails for your from inspiring English sources

Find out what the process entails for your TV set and follow it.

Jacobs informs that estate planning entails providing for your children's future and making "sure someone will care for them if you suddenly perish". Estate Planning Smarts has an entire chapter devoted to anticipating the needs of young or disabled children.

Another win over England this autumn will be their fifth on the spin, with all that entails for both teams.

Susan G. Metzger, a board member from Orange County, said, "I want to sit back and see what it really entails for us".

I am going to focus on the topic of poll workers and what that entails for these hard working officials.

I lean a lot towards self-management, with all of the risks it entails for any important institution.

What that entails for any reviewer is obvious enough: though it might be nice to set aside the events of 2011 and allow him a fresh start, his misdemeanours inevitably colour your experience of the book.

But league officials declined to say Tuesday, as owners opened their two-day fall meeting in New York, what that plan entails for the Seahawks.

With a 70th birthday coming up next year, and all the musical celebrations that entails for a composer of his international stature, Steve Reich is a busy man.

Quite apart from any feminist implications, she sees how Caravaggio captures what slaughtering a fearsome male warrior means – and entails – for a young woman.

It would almost certainly have to happen before an application is approved or rejected, with all the difficulties that entails for cross-border information sharing and language barriers.