Sentence examples for happy to entrust from inspiring English sources

Anxious at the loss of "tradition", they are happy to entrust their young offspring into the care of this "character" at the ceilidhs he runs.

But it does matter that it has an excellent, state-subsidised system of creches, to which mothers are happy to entrust their offspring.Nor is it just a matter of guaranteeing minimum parental leave or Germany, with generous provisions, would have lots of babies.

She had started as the cashier in a beauty parlor, and, while the doyennes of New York society were happy to entrust their faces to her ministrations, "their drawing rooms," Woodhead writes in "War Paint," "had rarely been open to her".

Swearengin apparently managed to turn Fresno's fiscal house around, and now many are happy to entrust her with overseeing how California spends its money.

But to be truthful, the more Vegas wedding chapels you see, the less you may be inclined to entrust them with the happiest day of your life.

I want to entrust my midwife with looking after me during my pregnancy; I'm very happy for her to give me leaflets containing advice – but not adverts.

"I didn't want to entrust it to someone else".

And who are we going to entrust with this task?

I am so happy to have been entrusted with it; it's a role of a lifetime.

They are so happy to delegate it to, say, Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin and then they will entrust it to somebody else, and I think that for such a big country as Russia this is the path to a dead end".

In 2004, Oddsson was happy to note that Iceland's new banks had begun expanding overseas: "This is a very positive development which shows beyond all doubt the enormous force unleashed when the state entrusts individuals with freedom of action".