Sentence examples for which was entrusted from inspiring English sources

Ascot itself attracted $1.8 billion in investments, almost all of which was entrusted to Mr. Madoff.

The films in "Views" have been preserved by the Harvard Film Archive, which was entrusted with the care of Ms. Robertson's films and legacy.

Seventy years on, the Bavarian state government, which was entrusted with the rights by the American occupying forces, has allowed the dissemination of Hitler's seminal work.

Meanwhile, we all yearn to discover what is contained in the mysterious box of effects which was entrusted to the safe-keeping of Diana's butler, the innocent Mr Paul Burrell.

Through a series of thoroughly improbable events, the unwitting Ned is discovered to be in possession of a secret Irish Republican Army message (which was entrusted to him by his school's sailing instructor on his deathbed), and he is turned over to a British intelligence officer named Oliver Delft.

Additionally, the ecclesia decided to take control of Harpalus's money, which was entrusted to a committee presided over by Demosthenes.

The German people are excluded from the League of Nations, to which is entrusted all work of common interest to the world.

It still has a small and rarely used synagogue, the keys to which are entrusted to one of the Christian neighbours.

Private use I call that which one may make of it in a particular civil post or office which is entrusted to him".

The question now is whether the revamped line, which is entrusted with protecting the Jets' often-injured quarterback, Chad Pennington, will prove as unyielding.

After her nephew was killed, she fled to France, leaving behind two cotton pillowcases full of diamond-encrusted baubles, which were entrusted for safekeeping to Swedish diplomats in Petrograd.