Sentence examples for entrusting him from inspiring English sources

He was not averse to appointing a strong deputy, Lelyveld, and entrusting him with power.

He even offers him a job as his personal physician - instantly and bizarrely entrusting him with confidences of state.

I really can't wait to stake three years of my life on entrusting him with a multi-million dollar project".

Even if that were the case, it suggests a stupendous level of negligence that should force a reconsideration by anyone considering entrusting him with the White House.

Idi Amin takes a shine to the young man, and with a dazzling mixture of flattery, charm and implied threat, induces him to take a job as his "personal physician", instantly and bizarrely entrusting him with confidences of state.

He was presenting his account of one of the defining events of Jewish history to the world's only Jewish country – a country whose leading officials had chosen him for the task, entrusting him with this work of memory.

At the Restoration, Charles II entrusted him with "the poetical part" of the coronation.

After all, they have entrusted him with a lot of money.

"We entrusted him to do what he has purported to do".

When Atlas was barely twenty, D'Amato taught him how to train fighters and then entrusted him with Tyson.

Brothers in Business In 1946, Mr. Tisch's parents entrusted him with $125,000 to invest.