Sentence examples for ever entrusted from inspiring English sources

One day people may wonder why earlier generations ever entrusted machines as dangerous as cars to operators as fallible as humans.

The company said its Japanese partners designed and developed 35 percent of the 787 airframe structure, including the main wing box, which is the first time Boeing has ever entrusted such a critical design component to another company.

Does he ever entrust the feedings of the jellyfish to any other person, for any reason?

Then we are going to put 4Chan founder Christopher Poole, Chatroulette's Andrey Ternovskiy and Dailybooth CEO Brian Pokorny together on a panel with GE's global executive director of advertising and branding Judy Hu so that they can try to explain why she should ever entrust her brand to them.

Mahmood had previously told the court it was the biggest cash sum he had ever been entrusted with in 15 years of undercover investigation.

Only a handful of actors have ever been entrusted with the lion's share of an entire film - think of Tom Hanks shooting the breeze with a basketball for most of Cast Away, or Philip Baker Hall prowling the Oval Office alone as Nixon in Secret Honour.

A fully fueled jumbo jet is about as lethal an instrument as ever gets entrusted to civilian hands.

Declaring the scouting organization "finished," Fischer added, "From this day forward, there is not one loving father in America that ever, ever, ever ought to entrust his son to the Boy Scouts of America".

It is thought the nugget is one of the purest ever mined and was entrusted to the Australian state's treasury in the 19th century while the NSW government could not decide what to do with it.

The threat landscape is dynamic and ever changing requiring those entrusted with our data to take steps beyond compliance to protect that data.

Friedrich soon proves himself to be extremely capable and is entrusted with ever-increasing responsibilities.