Sentence examples for trusted to hold from inspiring English sources

Youngsters couldn't be trusted to hold on to their numbers.

For of course a child cannot carry such a burdensome secret or be trusted to hold it safe.

Banks must be trusted to hold our money and transfer it electronically, but they lend it out in waves of credit bubbles with barely a fraction in reserve".

Ukip held up Cameron's failure to meet his promise as a sign that the Conservative leader could not be trusted to hold a referendum on EU membership.

They may well have been right so to do, but they cannot be trusted to hold dear the traditions of others.

"Spurs can never be trusted to hold this until they have another goal... and then another," wibbles Andy Bilewycz, whose nerves will not be allayed by Spurs' creeping compalcency.

A party, frankly, I wouldn't trust to hold the dog while I went for a pee.

When a small child is frightened, for instance, the most effective way to calm him is for someone he trusts to hold him; simply being there or reassuring him is not enough, touch researchers believe.

It is a good idea to have someone the dog knows and trusts to hold the dog whilst clipping and trimming the dog for you and the dog's safety.

He set up a 1985 onshore children's trust to hold 30% of company shares.

The college is setting up a trust to hold any donations (see http://bit.ly/h6yFJ8).