Sentence examples for decides to entrust from inspiring English sources
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.
Struggling to make ends meet, Salgado decided to entrust her daughters to her sisters and head north too.
"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.
Darren Blanton, who is known as the "cowboy venture capitalist" and who served as an adviser to President Trump's transition team, met Shkreli for dinner and decided to entrust him with $1.25 million.
In January 1980 the ESA decided to entrust Arianespace an organization owned by both public and private sector entities with the management of Ariane production and launch for government use and also with the marketing of the vehicle to commercial customers.
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.
