Sentence examples for you may entrust from inspiring English sources

You may give it to yourself; or if you're rich, you may entrust your choices to the care of top designers.

You must either come to the Embassy or Consulate personally or you may entrust someone else or an agent for the application process.

While some companies may entrust their H.R. needs to a single outside firm, it's more common to parcel out functions to a range of outside providers, she said.

But to be truthful, the more Vegas wedding chapels you see, the less you may be inclined to entrust them with the happiest day of your life.

So I say to you tonight: If you entrust me with the presidency, I will fight for you.

If you are like me, you entrust finer financial details to a Certified Public Accountant (CPA).

Of the people to whom you almost blindly entrust your life--surgeons and pilots come to mind--you may get some idea of a surgeon through references, former patients, affiliations, and perhaps from your own impressions during a consultation, but an airline pilot is a remote and unknown figure.

He is the most amazing actor, and you have to trust the people you entrust the rights to".

Is there someone you would entrust your choreography to?

Keep one near you, and entrust the other to someone somewhere else.

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