Sentence examples for do not entrust from inspiring English sources

Do not entrust your laptop to a complete stranger; it's better to take it into the bathroom stall with you, she said.

TRIPOLI, Libya -- When the fighters who ousted Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi find caches of weapons from his arsenals, they do not entrust them to Libya's new provisional government.

Don't entrust your next Cannes entry to this program until Apple produces the inevitable bug-fix patch.

"Things that affect our fate, our very existence, we don't entrust to others – not even to our best friends," he said.

DT, Exeter, Devon Don't entrust large sums to a currency exchange firm without checking whether it is authorised by the Financial Services Authority.

"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.

"I kind of envision a future where we don't entrust our data to corporations that are handling the data ourselves," Frank said.

Despite the projected growth of the data vaulting industry–from less than $50 million this year to as much as $500 million by late 2002, according to Meta Group most corporations don't entrust their valuable data to outsiders.

Don't entrust a weak or frail person to lift up the chandelier.

An Alstott rush up the middle might have been expected, but this time Dungy did not entrust his season to his Pro Bowl fullback.

Yorkshire were bowled out for 206 from 90.1 overs; Bradman called on Ernie Toshack and Johnston to bowl 81.1 overs and did not entrust the other bowlers with substantial work.