Sentence examples for entrust a from inspiring English sources

The team has been unable to find left-handers — other than Rice — to whom they can entrust a close game.

Everyone supports consumer protection, but we should never entrust a single person with this much power and public money".

The only glitch was that Young had pitched seven sparkling innings, not nine, so the Mets had to entrust a two-run lead to their bargain-basement bullpen.

It is a risk to entrust a sensitive governorship to a foreigner (or ex-foreigner: with the job, Mr Saakashvili acquired Ukrainian citizenship).

Whether you want to entrust a toddler with an iPad (no matter how closely supervised he may be), is another question entirely.

The curator put it in place because she couldn't entrust a single person to hand-select a few moments and stick together a story.

The result of a long business relationship, the World Wildlife foundation entrusted Ad Hoc Films with their entire photo archive to pick the very best for the sequence.

After all -- if we entrust an employee with critical algorithm design, or with talking to customers -- why wouldn't we trust them to manage their own time?

We have thus decided to entrust an external, specially trained third party with this task.

Nonetheless studios were skittish about entrusting a neophyte with such sensitive material.

"Osama studied these files carefully before entrusting a particular task to anyone," Gunaratna writes.