Sentence examples for trusted around from inspiring English sources

We should never let our impartiality rules go: they make BBC news the most trusted around the world.

Last summer, my husband and I planned to go with our two dogs (one of whom is aggressive and can't be trusted around children).

And, of course, MIT is trusted around the world because it leads with the facts — which is a breath of fresh air when it comes to election administration.

The suit says that church files show that Father Ronan admitted he had a problem and was never to be trusted around children.

We remain the most trusted News service in the UK by some margin, and our Global services are admired and trusted around the world.

A shy, slightly chubby young man, intelligent but unimaginative, he is trusted around the clinic, and trusted by Alicia's psychiatrist father, too, because he's a virgin — and, perhaps, a repressed homosexual — who would not take advantage of her.

It's always advisable to have other people you know and trust around when you first meet the new club members.

Michael Robotham is one adult author you can really trust around young girls.

Under the revised plan, the bishop said, bishops would still retain the discretion to ban permanently from ministry any priests they do not trust around children.

"Life has changed over the past 12 months but I'm just concentrating on listening to the people I trust around me and believing that I have enough ability and know-how to get through the bad patches.

And who to trust around my kids?