Sentence examples for planned to entrust from inspiring English sources

When Blake signed with the Baltimore Ravens, Coach Brian Billick told him that he planned to entrust the offense to Chris Redman, a third-year player, instead.

Then, in the mid-eighties, "exhausted" after shooting "The Color Purple," "he planned to entrust the direction of Tintin to his friend Roman Polanski".

It is not a message he plans to entrust to the runway or ordinary television.

Never mind that she's shown dubious fashion sense and tried to alienate every single business contact she's made this season, it's still a very wise plan to entrust a multimillion dollar corporation into her oh-so responsible hands.

With resistance suppressed, the plan was to entrust power to a Shia clique in Baghdad, tacitly acknowledging Iran's influence, while keeping Tehran surrounded by military bases and crippled by sanctions.

Arnault plans to hang at least part of his private collection, and is entrusting future programs and activities to a curator, Suzanne Pagé.

Unfortunately, or possibly fortunately, Toyota has no plans to put the system into production, nor to entrust braking to the power of thought alone.

To overcome this problem we plan to introduce the concept of Entrustable Professional Activities (EPA) to give a more wholistic picture of competence and define what a trainee is entrusted to do with differing levels of supervision.

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

Thompson had been planning it since 1967, entrusting Steadman to make sure it happened exactly to his spec. But why did this once-vibrant writer give up the ghost?

In a statement Snowden released to the Guardian after the appointment, he said: "In a world where so many of our developing thoughts and queries and plans must be entrusted to the open internet, mass surveillance is not simply a matter of privacy, but of academic freedom and human liberty.