Word: entrusting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...with no small gratification that, at the close of 28 years of editorship, I am so fortunate as to be able to entrust the high honor and unblemished character of this American institution to one so keenly sensible of his obligation and so admirably equipped to maintain its splendid tradition as is Mr. Mahony...
...Andrew Carnegie, he gave $2,000,000 to start the University of Atlanta. "The work of higher education," he said, "is not going to be surrendered to secularism. . . . To that Church at whose altars I receive the Christian gospel and sacraments, upon which surely I depend, I may safely entrust the things I possess...
Archives for historical films are O. K. It would be an equal help to the historians of the future if the portraits of our political leaders could likewise be preserved. A glance at some of them would be extremely revealing. Any nation that will entrust its destinies to men with faces like those on the front cover, and on pages 7 and 8 of the Sept. 13 issue of TIME, deserves anything it gets...
Successively "Reza Kahn," as he called himself, terrorized the Persian Majlis (Parliament) into accepting him as Minister of War (1921) and Premier (1923). He then became virtual Dictator and forced the Majlis to entrust him with "the office and rank of Shah." (TIME, Nov. 9, 1925.) Last week his star stood at its zenith...
...fine, new, mature American baritone, capable, apparently, of bringing something interesting to any rôle the company wishes to entrust to his adept treatment...