Sentence examples for did you entrust from inspiring English sources

Why did you entrust your book to film-makers you had scarcely heard of to do something you believed impossible?

How do you entrust the soul of your team to a gifted player like Burress, who, for all of his popularity with teammates, insists on marching to his own tune — even at the risk of bringing down the roof on his teammates?

Do you want to entrust the Oval Office to somebody who doesn't even know that Social Security is a federal program?

"Do you want to entrust the Oval Office to somebody who doesn't even know that Social Security is a federal program?" Mr. Gore asked a rally of students in Iowa this afternoon.

For many voters this election is clearly about differing policies, but for many I believe it's about something more basic -- a feeling that the country's engine is running O.K., and we're more or less headed on the right road, and therefore the key question is, to whom do you want to entrust the car keys?

But do you really want to entrust your home's security to a machine that may crash once a day or every couple of hours?

But do you really want to entrust your home's security to a machine that may crash once a day or even every couple of hours?

Do you really expect us to entrust our fate, in a speeding two-ton metal box, to the vagaries of the same technology that sits in our laptops?

"You don't entrust your credit cards to anyone if you can't control the spending," said Jens Weidmann, president of the Bundesbank, Germany's central bank, in an interview Friday with the French newspaper Le Monde.

Who do you turn to for protection when the very people entrusted to do so are agents of violence against you?

But only on her deathbed did she entrust him with the computer disks that contained her chapter drafts, which were labeled with Greek-sounding code names.