Sentence examples for the entail from inspiring English sources

TO much of the civilized world, the "entail" sounds like some part of a cow that Mario Batali might serve alla Romana.

And you will no doubt be delighted to learn that the entail – the legal settlement that ensured Downton Abbey remains within the family – is crucial to the plot in series two.

And so, because he failed to produce a son, WEN wasthroughout his life accountable to Sam Smith, as husband to Mai,heir under the entail but not a legal entity under the doctrine of feme covert," and father and trustee to Shore, who, as the onlymale child, would inherit from his mother.

"All the DVD stores have been back-ordered for 'The Forsyte Saga' just to fill in the gap," said Julie Alter, 54, a casting director who grits her teeth at any mention of the entail, "that absurd act of legal theft," as the mistress of Downton calls it, which forbade English women from inheriting property and forms the series' main plotline.

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By the entail of 1290, the lands could only be inherited by direct descendants of the seventh earl and Joan of Acre.

Is there some automatic procedure for deciding whether the former entails the latter?

Normally, the former entails the latter.

And, indeed, it seems likely that the former entails the latter, even if the latter may not entail the former.

What does the position entail?

What would the job entail?