intrust

There was no one to whom I could intrust you.

It's quite safe to intrust a job like this to you.

What men would intrust their lives a second time to such a craven?"

So after all it was just as well you didn't intrust your collie to us.

But now I shall intrust it to the runner.

Moreover, in Leon's case, time was too short for him to intrust any work to others.

But I am afraid to intrust the task to mere safe-crackers.

So suppose we intrust the portmanteau to a neutral party, temporarily?"

Why not intrust it to the sheriff?

Well, I will henceforth intrust my felicity to no one's keeping but my own.

You will intrust these bonds to me?"

He thought he could intrust to his friend the secret which had so grievously darkened his life.

Do you authorize Mademoiselle Valentine to intrust herself to my honor?"

Okum is methodical; I can intrust details to him.

You don't dare intrust the bomb to less sensitive, less socially conscious men.

To your care, kind kinsman, I intrust them, satisfied that they will want no hospitality which these sad walls can yet afford."

To your discretion I intrust my secret - I am of Rome!

Since Duncan is asleep, you may intrust that simple duty to Major Weston.

Let us intrust to Providence the care of guiding us and of keeping us in good health as we are now.

I am tired of investing my money in land, and am anxious to intrust it to some friend who will turn it to account."

You may intrust that work to two men - Harry Vincent and Bruce Duncan.

Of all his followers, the Belgian was the most logical lieutenant to intrust with the command of one of the parties.

'Perhaps you wonder,' he put in, 'that with money on it like this, I should intrust the job into the hands of a female.'

But should it ever evolve upon us to carry on, in place of Gregg, I would intrust all that in Philip's hands.

To you, Geoffrey de Chargny, I intrust the oriflamme this day.