Sentence examples for entrust them from inspiring English sources

Benedict mourned the deceased on Sunday: "We entrust them to Jesus so that he may receive them in his kingdom".

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.

Over time, we entrust them with our deepest fears about how we look and feel: "I'm mousy!" "It's frizzy!" "My thighs!" But we are paying for these services.

According to Mr Rajan, this would take strategic decisions out of the hands of bureaucrats and entrust them to people with greater political legitimacy.

But three decades' worth of renewable energy dreams have yielded too little to entrust them with the job of replacing fossil fuels.

But in a sense we already face a miniature version of this question every day in the services we choose to use, and what we entrust them with.

"Precious has entrusted them to me".

Leaders must engage with those who have entrusted them to lead.

Most states have entrusted them to judges, but some have made different choices.

Residents entrusted them with keys to their apartments so they could use the bathrooms.

"We're entrusting them with our most precious kids," said Assemblyman Thomas J. Abinanti of Westchester County, whose son is autistic.