During this period, sons of the nobility received their education at the court of the prince in the setting of a guild companionship of warriors: the young nobleman was educated through the counsel and example of an older man to whom he had been entrusted or had entrusted himself, a senior admired and loved.
So every time he set out with a cargo of chocolate or rice, he would entrust himself to Our Lady of Carmen, the patron saint of drivers.
The effort of Epicurus to reduce the good to pleasure reflects the only criterion to which he would entrust himself, the "evidence of those passions immediately present," which give humans the word of nature.
With his last breaths, Burroughs entrusted himself to the Almighty.
Jesus Christ is the most loving person who ever walked this earth, but as John 2 24 says, "Jesus would not entrust himself to them, for he knew all people".
But he entrusted his life's work to his nephew, Arthur Durant Sneden, himself an architect.
Although he entrusted most matters to a deputy, Terence F. McGuirk, he expected to approve major projects himself.
A few years later he saw opportunity in another industry and switched to supplying the rapidly growing markets for glue and isinglass, building up a large business that in 1828 he entrusted to his son Edward and his son-in-law Abram S. Hewitt, while he himself plunged into still another enterprise.
Frank Lindh, who is himself an attorney, tried to send word about Brosnahan to his son in a letter he entrusted to the Red Cross, whose mandate is to communicate with soldiers across battle lines.
