Sentence examples for require going to from inspiring English sources

To discover if life exists would require going to Mars and digging beneath the iceberg.

But to do that would almost require going to war with Russia, wouldn't it?

So, in answer to your question, a chain letter's job does not require going to foreign places anymore.

Even the risk of a serious strategic setback does not automatically require going to war to prevent it.

The protocol is never quite clear to those whose day jobs don't require going to the 40 or so shows that take place every New York Fashion Week.

But it would require going to a hardware shop, selecting hooks, the appropriate screws and a drill, going home, marking my door, drilling ineptly, screwing screws and then discovering the hooks are still slightly wonky.

Because the trick requires going to specific pages, it will only work on the website.

"The good of the State of Israel requires going to elections now, and as quickly as possible.

These days that usually requires going to college or getting some job retraining, which women are generally more willing to do.

Because of the ambulatory nature of the profession, which requires going to patrons' houses, the barber plays an important part in village life, spreading news and matchmaking.

Ligia Bolivar, a human rights expert at Andres Bello Catholic University in Caracas said government information was so incomplete that "counting the deaths now requires going to the morgue".