Sentence examples for after entrusting from inspiring English sources

After entrusting the regency to his mother, Louis IX finally embarked from Aigues-Mortes on August 25 , 1248

After entrusting two young starters with spots in the rotation last spring, with poor results, the Yankees are taking no chances this time.

They include funds linked to the Fairfield Greenwich Group, a fund of funds that lost $7.4 billion of its investors' money after entrusting it to Mr. Madoff.

Mr. Berès, after entrusting his assistant Lucien Goldschmidt to open a New York branch of his bookstore in 1937, moved to new premises on the Avenue de Friedland in 1939.

In 1940, after entrusting his literary remains to his Parisian friend Georges Bataille, a librarian at the Bibliotheque Nationale, Benjamin committed suicide at 48 in a small town on the border between France and Spain, convinced (wrongly) that the Nazis were about to prevent him from making an escape to America.

Lavinia, soon after entrusting her collection to Susan for editing, abruptly reclaimed it, and delivered the work instead to Austin's mistress (and Susan's nemesis), Mabel Loomis Todd, who, with Thomas Higginson, a mentor of sorts to Dickinson, put out the first editions of Dickinson's poems, in the eighteen-nineties.

In February 1383 Parliament, after hesitating in entrusting the mission to a churchman, ultimately assigned to him the subsidy which it had granted the king in the previous October for carrying on the war in Flanders.

After having entrusted the future of the kingdom of France to his son Philip, to whom he gave excellent instructions (enseignements), asking him especially to protect and assist the poor, who were the humblest of his subjects, he died in August 1270.

After all the years and effort put into creating federal rules on medical privacy, the administration must be careful not to accept changes that could lead to the misuse of patients' personal health information after they entrust it to their doctors or health plans.

After all, you are entrusting her with your skin.

After all, there is nothing reasonable about entrusting some fraction of your emotional well-being to beefy strangers chasing a ball, but we do it anyway.