Sentence examples for which involves taking from inspiring English sources

Some offenders have resorted to "chemical castration," which involves taking drugs that inhibit the sex drive.

The role, which involves taking charge of a particular feature internally, "is like being an entrepreneur inside the company," he explains.

The chocolate coating requires a technique called tempering, which involves taking melted chocolate through a series of temperature changes so that it hardens to a glossy, even finish.

And that's before the episode gets to its main plot, which involves taking a man with advanced muscular dystrophy to a prostitute.

It was also a diversion from his regular routine, which involves taking half the year off, then spending three months wandering about the hills dreaming up a story.

Victor, who attends 12-step meetings for sex addiction with his best friend, Denny (Brad William Henke), is just beginning the fourth step, which involves taking an inventory of his life.

Dr Paula Franklin, medical director with Marie Stopes, said the abortions, which involve taking tablets, would be carried out only after two doctors agreed women met set criteria.

Uglow, who died in 2000 aged 68, was noted for his slow, methodical way of working, which involved taking dozens of measurements of his subjects.

The only comparable UN missions were the one in Cambodia in the early 1990s and the current one in Kosovo, neither of which involved taking over an entire country.

The social network waited nearly a week to take the wrappers off its plans, which involve taking viral features such as bookmarks, requests and newsfeed links to its mobile apps and website.

He contacted the company and upon hearing of the plans, which involve taking down the wall on which the mural was mounted, asked if there was anything the Municipal Arts Society could do to save "Manhattan".