Sentence examples for her work entailed from inspiring English sources

During a brief first marriage, Ms. Lawrence adopted two girls she eventually saw only on the weekends because of all the travel her work entailed.

Nothing seems to have changed in the 50 years since Ms. Pulitzer, while running a juice stand, asked her dressmaker to make a dress that would camouflage the stains of the countless orange and grapefruit spills her work entailed, thereby inventing a look that would define casual sportswear for rich people for decades to come.

Her work entails naming the emotion the caregiver is experiencing, letting the person know it's normal, and trying to identify the trigger.

She told me what happened next, on condition of anonymity because she doesn't want her relatives to know everything her work entails: "I told him I just wasn't comfortable doing a termination of a healthy baby for social reasons, and that if we were going to do a lot of these elective reductions, I thought he should bring in someone else who was more comfortable.

For the Nomole crew, it was a reminder that their work entailed real dangers.

On this January morning, his work entailed drinking lukewarm coffee and putting together an assemble-it-yourself kitchen cabinet for a two-income family on the Upper East Side.

Thanks to the reduced vocal wear his work entailed, Mr. Franke's career was twice as long as that of many principal singers.

Part of Birkeland's manic devotion to his work entailed a cavalier disregard for budgets, and the debts he incurred spurred him to invent things he could sell to industry to finance his research.

As his work entailed writing synopses and serials based on popular films for Kolf's magazine, he became increasingly involved in the film industry.

And the crux of the drama is Kate's sense of guilt over her prosperity and its source: her sense that her work — which entails purchasing furniture at a low price from the estates of the recently-deceased and reselling it at a higher price in the store — is essentially immoral and that she needs to take some virtuous action to compensate for it.

His personal life becomes increasingly intertwined — erotically and emotionally — with his models, even as his work entails complications that both intrude on his domestic tranquility and bend back to his work.