entrust somebody to somebody's care

"It is used for the more troublesome prisoners entrusted to our care."

More important was the sealed envelope he brought with him, entrusted to his care a year or two before.

He is required to maximize the return on the capital entrusted to his care.

"No man would entrust his wife to your care."

"It is the most difficult thing imaginable to lose lives that have been entrusted to your care."

There were times when huge sums of money had been entrusted to his care.

They'll be quite safe with me, and you'll entrust them to my care.

Coblebay entrusts a second more private letter to her care also.

Lutie believed that these people had been entrusted to her care.

And to be sure, she had been entrusted to young Halloran's care at the time.