So what I want to say now is this: if you tried it then and hated it, please, have another go, only this time entrust yourself to Irene Ash's gorgeous 1955 translation.
In effect the Chicago Symphony bought itself time, entrusting artistic matters in the interim to these towering, though elderly, maestros.
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.
So long as Mr Major continues to talk loudly about his determination to fight sleaze, while wielding only a little stick against those in his party who appear to be guilty of it, the risk is that voters will remain convinced that the real issue is that the Tories have been in power for too long; and that it is time to entrust Britain's government to a prime minister and party that haven't.
At the same time, Americans entrust the Census Bureau and other agencies with their personal information on the understanding that their answers will be kept confidential.
It would be entrusted for the first time with oversight of all of the largest and most interconnected financial companies, even if they are not banks.
And if he or she is not ready, then we release them gently into the stream of life, entrusting that in due time - in this life or another - they will actually become ready, and a fruitful Dharma dialogue leading to settled SHINJIN will be possible.
How do you decide if a new social app is worth investing your time and entrusting your content with?
The Organization have considered, for some time now, entrusting their long term assets to two fund managers.
The virtual electorate could then theoretically watch the election in real-time entrusting the veracity of results to the underlying blockchain auditability features.
