Sentence examples for decided to entrust from inspiring English sources

The elderly widow decided to entrust the cat – and his fortune – to Stefania.

So, just before Dr. Pelletan died, he decided to entrust it to the archbishop of Paris.

Struggling to make ends meet, Salgado decided to entrust her daughters to her sisters and head north too.

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.

"I have decided to entrust the first team to Mike Ford," the Toulon president, Mourad Boudjellal, said in an unusually terse statement.

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.

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.

That's one reason, I think, the overwhelming preponderance of investigative reporting still comes for reporters who cultivate trusted sources over months or years, not from insiders who suddenly decide to entrust someone they've never met with a thumb drive full of secrets.

The Devils decided tonight to entrust next week's playoff travel itinerary to their 38-year-old backup goaltender and a bunch of Albany River Rats who are accustomed to watching lots of Devils games from the press box.

Booker's sell-by date is November 4, 2014, when voters will decide whether to entrust him with a full six-year term.

What it does mean is that, every now and again, the citizenry of a country, city or village decides who to entrust with the governance of that community.