Sentence examples for a small trust from inspiring English sources

When he turned twenty-one, Albee came into a small trust fund from his grandmother, and he supplemented it with various odd jobs.

An unidentified financial adviser with a small trust company in Zurich was named as the account owner in an effort to disguise Ms. Upham's ownership, and UBS signed asset management agreements with both sham entities, the indictment said.

He said that he supported his modest lifestyle with savings from working as a teenager and that he also had "a small trust fund" from his grandfather that he had not drawn from yet.

He set up a small trust fund to help defray Bethlehem's unmet retiree health-care costs, cut a deal with the union to streamline work rules, put in place a new 401(k) savings plan — and then started over.

"Everyone in my family has been buried there, plus a few farmhands," said Mr. Averill, who mows the lawn on the site; a small trust has also been set up by the family for maintenance.

The leaks, emanating from Dell's headquarters in Texas, ricocheted around the country, reaching a fund manager at a small trust company in California and three powerful hedge funds in New York and Connecticut.

Without leaking the news, a small, trusted group could have prepared a dossier of background material on Senator Quayle for the press and our own supporters.

When he got back, he told only a small, trusted circle of his planned comeback: his mother, his agent and his former coach, Paul Hall.

Within a small, trusted group of workplace friends, your remarks are less likely to be misinterpreted, and you are less likely to take awkward social risks.

However, as its name implies, it's really meant to be used among those who are a part of a small, trusted group.

A small trusted circle would, for example, memorise each other's works and circulate them only by oral means.