Sentence examples for also entrusted from inspiring English sources

He was also entrusted with the first official biographies of the Beatles and the Stones.

It also entrusted the C.B.I. to look into the culpability of police officials.

Police are often also entrusted with various licensing and regulatory activities.

Republican House leaders have also entrusted him to help recruit candidates, raise money and campaign around the country.

Ireland, Rawsthorne and Humphrey Searle also entrusted their works to Horsley and as early as 1946 he premiered Searle's First Piano Concerto.

At the height of the financial crisis in 2008 stimulus was also entrusted to the Swiss National Bank, which cut interest rates more than the European Central Bank.

Known to work 100-hour weeks herself, Ms. Castagna demands a lot of her staff but she also entrusts them with a high level of responsibility.

The voice of Jane Eyre is narrator Jane's rather than Brontë's but Rhys still achieves a shift in pitch by employing not only the creole-inflected tones of Antoinette but also entrusting a section to Mr Rochester himself.

Now, not only are we putting loaded weapons on planes, but we are also entrusting pilots who have had only one week of weapons training to protect a fragile plane flying at 30,000 feet.

He takes her in, or, rather, he takes her into the home of his crusty landlord and friend, Murph (Walter Brennan), the town pharmacist, and also entrusts her to the care of his fiancée, Susan Moore Ruth Warrickk), a teacher, whom he can't marry yet because his practice and his research (into a grave tick-borne disease) hardly pays.

"When parents hand their child over to the care of a childminder or nursery, they are not just entrusting them with their child's physical safety, they are also entrusting their child's brain," she said.