Sentence examples for said entail from inspiring English sources

All of its options, the statement said, "entail MOCA retaining its identity, programming and expanding its permanent collection".

That expense, he said, entails logistics, paperwork and subsidizing the sale of new phones, among other things.

Mr. Walcott said he expected "all principals to work hard" to educate their students; that, he said, entails using school money wisely.

Another part, they said, entailed falsely representing roe from two American species -- the shovelnose sturgeon and the paddlefish -- as legally imported Sevruga caviar.

Before deciding to divorce, the couple agreed to pay for a form of counseling that Ms. Llywelyn said entails sitting in a room answering questions while hooked up to a device known as an E-meter, which Scientologists believe can detect unexpressed thoughts.

Expect to pay around $149.99 after all is said and done, with "all is said" entailing a 2-year contract and a $50 mail in rebate.

All of that, Meyers said, entails ensuring Lyft is up to date with the industry's best practices "from how we hire candidates to how we're developing and retaining them, that we have inclusive programming so that people can actually live up front, to celebrate what it means to queer, to celebrate what it means to be a caregiver or a person with a disability.

Although safety has reached unprecedented levels, brain surgery, he said, entails serious risks and high cost.

The surgery, Limbaugh said, entailed the doctor using a "high speed drill" to sculpt "a place in the skull for the implant to go".

"Plainly saying" entails not plainly saying.

Effective counterinsurgency, he says, entails selecting the élites you can work with and co-opting them.