Sentence examples for entails reading from inspiring English sources
Note to Teachers: This exercise can be done in classrooms across the curriculum, given that the process of creating a found poem entails reading, understanding and pulling salient details from articles that may be related to any course content.
They described assignments such as script coverage — which entails reading scripts and writing summaries of them — and occasional office work including photocopying, answering telephones and burning DVDs.
This entails reading the interview transcripts a number of times and identifying emerging themes that are then categorized to create an index of domains (e.g., theories of supervision; supervisory relationship).
Why interview a health care expert when one can shove a microphone in the face of a man whose skill set entails reading numbers aloud?
For clues to what a course entails, read descriptions in the course catalog or ask the professor for a syllabus.
(One would hope that engaging directly and responsibly might entail reading the text in question).
Over the weeks I began to wonder whether our judging schedule, which entailed reading each book in a week or less, inevitably disadvantaged the non-fiction works.
Austad welcomed him into the seminar, which entailed reading and discussing scientific papers on major topics in biogerontology, such as calorie restriction and diseases that mimic aging, and Muller became the class star.
O pen coding, which entailed reading each transcript line by line to identify ideas and attach codes to these.
The piece ends with something of a note of warning, echoing 3LAU's concerns about the likely increase of corporate involvement down the line and the "encroachment" it can entail; read the whole thing here.
The premise of Scholastic's series "The 39 Clues," for example, is that online players search for some of the clues themselves, encountering background stories about new characters as well as text and pictures about everything from the Titanic to the Iditarod sled-dog race, material that supplements the novels and inevitably entails some reading.
