Sentence examples for involve something to from inspiring English sources
Similar poops to this are Dinner Pingas Poops, which will involve something to do with the king and Dr. Robotnik from the older "Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog" series.
Faymann soon rowed back from the announcement, saying the plan had yet to be finalised and could involve something closer to a "gate with side parts".
There is a "creative collusion" that can involve something close to "telepathy".
But they did involve something we used to think of as war: blowing up stuff, lots of it.
Instead of moving through levels, Toca's games involve something more akin to imaginative, open-ended play.
One line of thought is that both sides have far too much to lose to involve something so vital as energy in the dispute making so all these fears overblown.
Holbach's ambitious attempt to draw from this sparse metaphysics answers to questions often thought to involve something more than this, his Système de la nature is badly marred, in some places, by over-simplification and, in others, by dogmatism.
The way of conceiving the desk needs to involve something that follows from God's nature if it is to exist necessarily.
That might involve something that has yet to happen – all parties sitting down in the same room and comparing notes.
"There can be no other justification for spending $6m on the Australian challenge unless the return is going to involve something more than just an ornate silver pitcher".
