Sentence examples for entrust us from inspiring English sources
Brenly added: "Other organizations entrust us with their players.
It's about the members of the public who are willing to entrust us to record, preserve, and share their conversations.
"A passport is a valuable personal document itself, and to get one, you entrust us with very sensitive information".
The Australian people know that and that is why they were willing to entrust us with government on 7 September last year".
"If we're entrusting so much of who we are to large companies, they should entrust us with a sense of where they're keeping it all, and what it looks like".
Torre stressed how he did not want to "send Freddy Garcia back to Lou Piniella saying he can't pitch," while Brenly spoke of how other organizations "entrust us with their players," so there is a duty to protect them.
ÉCAL's director, Alexis Georgacopoulos, says, "They're entrusting us with something that's more commercial from the start".
"In short, we cannot do the job the public entrusts us to do," she told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
"They have entrusted us with a very, very precious jewel and we really need to make it work," he said.
"I apologize first to the students who entrusted us with their education and took these courses," the school's chancellor, Carol Folt, said, on Wednesday.
That isn't our money — it's someone else's — and the public has entrusted us to spend it as wisely as possible.
