Sentence examples for entrusted into from inspiring English sources
After that the file was placed with other documents in two sealed brown paper envelopes and entrusted into the care of two friends.
Exchange banks were established for the primary purpose of turning the values with which they were entrusted into bank money that is, into a currency that merchants accepted immediately, with no need to test the value of the coin or the bullion given to them.
In the course of the first season, which covers the first four books in the series, the children are entrusted into the care of a string of adults, while Count Olaf, a villainous actor played with wonderful campiness by Neil Patrick Harris, plots to assume the children's guardianship and steal their inherited fortune.
On Lady Seafield's death in 1911 her will instructed that Urquhart Castle be entrusted into state care, and in October 1913 responsibility for the castle's upkeep was transferred to the Commissioners of His Majesty's Works and Public Buildings.
But the revelation that PRISM exists should really make everyone, American, Canadian, or otherwise, realize the amount of data we have entrusted into US corporations that are being wholly wiretapped is maybe a misguided way to operate in a digital society.
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The city of Split showed little interest in the royal favors, so the king entrusted Klis into Templars hands.
About 400 original drawings from the film have been preserved, discovered by animator Robert Brotherton in disarray in the fabric shop of Irving Mendelsohn, into whose care McCay's films and artwork had been entrusted in the 1940s.
And however Thor turns out, if being entrusted (25 years into one's career) by a Hollywood studio with $150m to direct its highest-profile film of the year constituted failure, well, many envious members of the British film industry would have something to say about that.
"You're literally entrusting yourselves into each other's hands each time that you climb," she says.
The technique entrusts cameras into the hands of community members, with the acknowledgement that their perspectives are valuable and necessary to the understanding of a problem or event [ 62].
