Sentence examples for entrust to a from inspiring English sources

At the racetrack, David's father would give him money, which he would in turn entrust to a waiter who would place bets for him.

At the core of this decision is the Court's unwillingness to entrust to a jury the 'exceedingly sensitive task,' ante, p. 390, of determining the voluntariness of a confession.

It's not the kind of thing I'm willing to entrust to a half-awake barista with a paper cup and a heavy plastic jug of – shudder - full-fat milk; I'd rather drink a coffee or (almost) a Peanut Hottie.

In the era of Diane Sawyer, Katie Couric and Christiane Amanpour, it's hard to believe that there was a time when the networks considered the evening news too important to entrust to a woman, and paired Ms. Walters with a more authoritative-looking Harry Reasoner.

We have a choice in how we distribute our content and build our brands, and these things are too valuable to fully entrust to a third-party platform.

In short, it was never a good or objectively feasible idea to entrust to a foreigner the challenge of meeting the requirements of a massive modern sports project with the structural, aesthetic, and, yes, psychological, needs for a replacement for the iconic and ultra-Japanese existing Japanese national stadium.

Barney Stinson was the kind of character that most casting agents probably wouldn't have wanted to entrust to an openly gay actor.

"The message is just entrusted to a new technology".

Precious holiday giving cannot be entrusted to a Web site.

Laparoscopic assistance is often entrusted to a less experienced resident, medical student, or operating room nurse.

The honour of holding the Olympic Games is entrusted to a city, not to a country.