Sentence examples similar to involved much on from inspiring English sources
His work in Iraq and Afghanistan involved much on-the-ground fact-gathering — meeting with the people rather than locking himself in the Green Zone.
Not all messages are going to be nice, clearly, given the anonymous transience involved — much like reading graffiti left on the inside of a public toilet door — and some reviews do complain of racist and sexist language being bandied about.
The interviews with the various officers and Hodgkinson himself involved much grandstanding on both sides.
Marianne's commitment to her craft involved much time spent on committees.
The game itself involved much punting.
Each piece involved much time and effort.
But its passage involved much debate.
Between homeschooling and the self-containment of a rural existence that didn't involve much dependence on, or obligation to, fellow-townspeople, Brandenn was seldom in the company of children his age.
The research is done from a legal perspective, which involves much attention on how sustainability criteria can efficiently be implemented and used in legal constructions.
One is a business position and another involves much more hands-on science.
Delevingne says that she fantasises about one day punching one – "I'd love to, I really would, I'd be so happy, I dream about it at night" – but she seems happy enough posing for them, which involves much pulling of faces on her part.
