"I have decided to entrust the first team to Mike Ford," the Toulon president, Mourad Boudjellal, said in an unusually terse statement.
When Tintoretto presented the Scuola with his oval painting the Glorification of S. Rocco, the directors decided to entrust him with the decoration of the Sala.
Six years ago, when they ranged in age from 5 to 15, he and his wife decided to entrust them with $5,000 each year.
She talked a good gum game, so I decided to entrust her with my mouth, which suddenly felt precious and fragile.
There, they read about a controversial new option for treating spina bifida, and they decided to entrust the health of their fetus to two things -- God and a cutting-edge procedure known as maternal-fetal surgery.
By the time Liz, a masseuse, decides to entrust their future to a client of hers, the aforementioned billionaire, you figure (wrongly) that nothing is going to scar anyone permanently.
Ominously, in his introduction he has told us, " Dante, not without risk, decided to entrust to us, his readers, the responsibility for seizing upon the details in the narratives told by sinners, no matter how appealing their words might be, in order to condemn them on the evidence that issues from their own mouths".
Of his own volition he decided to entrust the affairs of the empire to younger men and returned first to Nicomedia, then to the neighbourhood of Salonae, on the edge of the Adriatic, where he had a magnificent palace built (the modern town of Split, Croatia, occupies the site of its ruins).
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In 1908, the Sundays decided to entrust their children to a nanny so that Nell could manage the revival campaigns.
