Sentence examples for we will entrust from inspiring English sources

"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.

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

The team will entrust Wigginton with third base this season and probably next.

This is the player Martin O'Neill will entrust with the most demanding position on the pitch at Old Trafford today.

And Thursday, the Yankees will entrust their fate in Game 5 against the Detroit Tigers to Ivan Nova.

"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.

Eventually the alien will entrust them with his identity and the words that can deactivate Gort: Klaatu barada nikto, carefully committed to memory by youngsters across America.

"I will entrust liver to a cat, but won't entrust secularism to you," Deniz Baykal, the head of the secular opposition party, said Wednesday, according to Today's Zaman, an English-language daily newspaper.

The last of these, the Saoshyans (or Saoshyant), will appear, according to Zoroastrianism, at the Endtime, and God will entrust to him the final rehabilitation of the world and the resurrection of the dead.

Google's business model (see article) assumes that people will entrust it with ever more information about their lives, to be stored in the company's "cloud" of remote computers.

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".