Sentence examples for wanted to entrust from inspiring English sources
After the drug lord's capture in Mazatlán, in 2014, his lawyers again contacted her to let her know that El Chapo wanted to entrust her with producing a movie about his life.
"Vogue Paris is doing very well, and I wanted to entrust the editorship to someone who can provide continuity while bringing new life," Xavier Romatet, the president of Condé Nast France, said on the magazine's Web site.
In retrospect, these might have been a better choice for me, because if I had gotten to know the dogs, I'm not so sure I would have wanted to entrust my life to them.
Minnesotans have not wanted to entrust them with the governorship or national Senate seats, which is another way of explaining why Mitt Romney only gained ground on Barack Obama when he started to market himself as a moderate ready to work with Democrats.
The changes suggest that Tribune Publishing's board wanted to entrust the company once again to executives who have had careers in publishing.
Barney Stinson was the kind of character that most casting agents probably wouldn't have wanted to entrust to an openly gay actor.
"I didn't want to entrust it to someone else".
She didn't want to entrust her boy to a career that might see him harmed in any way.
"The people we want to entrust the genie of the future to are those who created the morass of problems we are trying to solve," he said.
Whether you want to entrust a toddler with an iPad (no matter how closely supervised he may be), is another question entirely.
I want to entrust my midwife with looking after me during my pregnancy; I'm very happy for her to give me leaflets containing advice – but not adverts.
