A missed penalty or other poor play entailed a ritual head shaving at the Stadium of the People, or being spat on by Uday's bodyguards.
But neither can Ms. Fuller avoid the flip side of that, which entails playing the same tightly designed show each night, with no room for spontaneity — anathema in a field that emphasizes improvisation for artistic growth.
However, it is still the start of the conker season, one of the most aggressive and painful games children can play without censure, entailing swinging very hard objects on the end of a piece of string.
Still, playing golf well entails doing the same thing over and over again with robotic consistency, so he composed himself behind his ball, gazing the length of the 529-yard par 5 as if he were meditating on a fortunate result that had already happened.
"The people you bring to the club are important and they have to know what entails playing for Torquay," said Buckle.
When the first or second presupposition fails (because the contextually determined body of background knowledge in play does not entail both (i) and (ii)), the why-question does not arise.
Being a productive creative collaborator entails playing one's role and appreciating the dialectical nature of golden creative output.
(The notion of property entailment in play is this: property P entails property Q just in case it is metaphysically necessary that anything that possesses P also possesses Q).
Children are known to excrete influenza virus in higher titers and for a longer period than adults (33, 34), and social play between children often entails very close contact, so an SAR of 21% from child-to-child is expected.
For those who didn't hear about the band's live performance in 2013, it basically entails them playing their three-and-a-half minute song Sorrow repeatedly for six hours.
