Sentence examples for could entrust from inspiring English sources
If they had a lead, they could entrust it to their starter, Freddy Garcia, and their deep and rested bullpen.
United Russia could entrust Parliament's ethics committee "only to the most honest, decent and ethical member of the State Duma," he wrote.
He sounded, in fact, like just the sort of person to whom I could entrust "View of Old Swing Set/Sandbox".
Meanwhile, he had to continue the struggle against Frederick II's son Conrad IV and also to find a king to whom he could entrust the Kingdom of Sicily as a fief.
They could entrust themselves to abortion providers who were not medical professionals or attempt to perform abortions on themselves — decisions that frequently resulted in infection or death — or they could obtain no abortion at all.
After arriving in Amsterdam, Mahler wrote to his wife, Alma, that the orchestra had been "splendidly rehearsed in advance" and that Mengelberg was the only conductor to whom he could entrust a work of his "with complete confidence".
"The former Secretary's communications were so important that she simply could not entrust them to government emails that could be hacked or compromised," said Clinton spokesperson/coronation coordinator Tricia Wallacebang.
To give a single example, without some European language and culture no country in the world could possibly develop competent doctors to whom you could safely entrust the care of your body.
And then, probably because of the invention of sound, films became expensive, and they decided that they couldn't entrust so much money to young men … that they couldn't entrust so much money to anyone under forty-five years old.
The curator put it in place because she couldn't entrust a single person to hand-select a few moments and stick together a story.
You couldn't entrust that responsibility to a single group of experts based in one facility because the internet was supposed to be a truly global entity, universally accessible and outside the reach of a single sovereign state.
