With her mother long dead, she was entrusted to her uncle.
A gentile neighbor presented him with a package his mother had entrusted to her just before her death.
In one case, a medically fragile 3-year-old was entrusted to her grandmother, who had been reported 13 times for complaints including inadequate guardianship and physical abuse.
Over three long years, he writes her love letters, which he entrusts to her brother, saying he wants to marry her.
On Friday at the Italian Academy at Columbia University, she performed "Trilogy," an elaborate, extensive solo work that Scelsi had entrusted to her care and allowed her to edit.
Born in 1786 to landowning parents, whose wealth derived largely from a prosperous alkali works in Newcastle, Losh's educational development was chiefly entrusted to her uncle, James Losh.
Despite weeks of imprisonment and torture by the Hungarian Arrow Cross Party, Ms. Senesh never revealed the radio codes entrusted to her by the British.
"I had a closing," she said, "and a very large check to take out" — entrusted to her by a buyer who was not going to the closing — "and attorneys waiting in Southampton".
Citing past writings by John Paul II and his predecessors, the document explains that "the purification of memory" that the pope seeks to conduct "can never mean that" the church "gives up proclaiming the revealed truth entrusted to her".
Let's be clear - what Vanessa George, the 39-year-old nursery worker arrested last week, is alleged to have done to children entrusted to her care at the Little Ted's day nursery in Plymouth, Devon, is horrific.
