Sentence examples for they will entrust from inspiring English sources

"I think that's a good question, because people need to know the background of the person they will entrust with this greatest nation on earth," she said.

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".

Cincinnati's Mark Wohlers is available, but after the Yankees' experience with Chuck Knoblauch's throwing problems, it is hard to imagine they will entrust a setup role to someone with past throwing woes.

"The result is that investors who are diligent enough to seek out information about brokers may be getting a woefully incomplete picture of the individual to whom they will entrust all or most of their nest egg".

David Justice -- If the Mets can't trade Justice, they'll entrust him with the fifth spot and hope he can hit the way he did in 2000.

In comparison, in the U.S. they'll entrust you with enough rope to hang yourself or over-deliver if you have the stamina!" Yves A. Lussier, MD (Columbia University, U.S). "The Canadian Institutes of Health Research has had virtually no impact on my career...

"I hope people will look at the Y.M.C.A.'s 117 years of service in this town and will entrust their children to us as they have over the years," Mr. Boyton said.

"We will entrust the kits in their custody and they will give them to women in labour who are too poor to buy the items and soon will start supplying caesarean packs too," said the First Lady.

"Ultimately, customers will entrust their information to the cloud only if they have confidence that it will remain secure there," writes Brad Smith, Microsoft general counsel and EVP for legal and corporate affairs, in a blog post announcing the news.

People will entrust their hopes and dreams to another person only if they think the other is a reliable vessel".

Prove to me that you will entrust journalists with truth, and not "spin".