Sentence examples for soon entrusted from inspiring English sources
In 1719 Neumann began directing construction of the first stage of the new Residenz (palace) for the prince-bishop in Würzburg, and he was soon entrusted with the planning and design of the entire structure.
Because of his zealous devotion and his learning, Damian was soon entrusted with administrative and teaching tasks in his own and other monasteries.
He was soon entrusted with performing both the adhan and iqama, or calls to prayer.
He played a gendarme in an adaptation of Les Misérables, and was soon entrusted with larger parts including Banquo in Macbeth and Malvolio in Twelfth Night.
"Their task of testimony will soon be entrusted to the rest of us".
Thank you for inviting me and for the privilege of addressing you, to whom history, and the dreams of mankind, will soon be entrusted.
Lavinia, soon after entrusting her collection to Susan for editing, abruptly reclaimed it, and delivered the work instead to Austin's mistress (and Susan's nemesis), Mabel Loomis Todd, who, with Thomas Higginson, a mentor of sorts to Dickinson, put out the first editions of Dickinson's poems, in the eighteen-nineties.
As Gellman shows, Cheney's intriguing began as soon as Bush entrusted him with the vice-presidential vetting process.
This wins him the admiration of the mob, and as a result he soon finds himself entrusted with absolute power".
Soon, he was entrusted with the archives of the publisher John Johnson, who founded Ebony and Jet magazines.
Soon after, Artabanes was entrusted with an expedition against Antalas's Moors.
