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Sentences starting with trust

Trust me; before the Nile has risen again, a powerful army will have entered Egypt, to demand satisfaction for this murder. [10]
Trust me for that. [5]
Trust my poems, some of which are unpublished, to the post-office? [6]
Trust in me--all shall go well in the end. [5]
Trust is all right, but you've got to go to it, too, and use your headpieces. [9]
Trust me--don't condemn me. [11]
Trust yourself to me, Pierre. [2]
Trust yourself to me, and I will carry you far on your journey, if we are travelling to the same point of the compass. [6]
Trust him as I have done. [11]
Trust your friends for that. [4]

Sentences ending with trust

That's something that you just want to take on trust. [5]
Me or the Wool Trust? [9]
He knew not whom to trust. [11]
The time comes when we have learned to understand the music of sorrow, the beauty of resigned suffering, the holy light that plays over the pillow of those who die before their time, in humble hope and trust. [6]
Nothing going wrong up at our ancient mansion, The Poplars, I trust? [6]
He was the type of man which is inevitably impelled into places of trust. [9]
My, she ought to see Helen and her parents and Claude administer that trust! [5]
It is transferred to a kind of trust. [4]
In these unsettled times it will not do to trust. [5]
Even now, in the open air, with her cumbersome and shapeless fur coat and trousers and boots and vast hood, the beauty of her face was at least apparent; but her figure had to be taken on trust. [5]

Short sentences using trust

I wouldn't trust yours, Basil. [8]
I can trust you. [11]
Surely Wolff must trust her! [10]
But trust experience, Sir Pyramus! [10]
Do you trust Mr. [9]
You can trust me--you understand. [11]
Won't you trust me? [9]
Won't you trust me? [11]
Can't you trust me? [11]
You can trust me. [6]

Sentences containing trust two or more times

If Publius wishes to speak with you yourself go to him and trust him, but still more trust yourself. [10]
I complained to the governor of his lack of financial trust in me, and he replied: "I would trust you myself--if you had a bell-punch. [5]
I will trust the chastity of no woman, yet I will trust her virtue--if I have her heart. [11]
Here on this spot I charge you with high treason, with treachery to the people over whom you have power as a trust, which trust you have made a scourge. [11]
The English trust nobody, and we trust the English. [11]
Now trust me--tell me what it is, and trust me --I won't betray you. [5]
To paraphrase St. James's words, faith without trust is dead--because faith without trust is impossible. [9]
But the moment he comes forward to exercise a public trust he can be confidently counted upon to betray that trust in nine cases out of ten, if "party loyalty" shall require it. [5]

More example sentences with the word trust in them

I can trust you--you are with me in all? [11]
Must you shut yourself up because you found you couldn't trust everybody? [4]
In pious Trust yourself forget For others only toil and fret, Since all we do for fellow Men With right good Will, shall be our Gain. [10]
Just you put your trust in me. [5]
I know not your purposes, but I trust you will not push your advantage"--he waved towards our muskets--"against a private gentleman. [11]
Will you trust your life and happiness with one who can offer you so little beside his love? [6]
We trust our young friend will take these remarks in good part, for we mean them solely for his benefit. [5]
I may trust you; and never betray to Antinous what you compelled me to do? [10]
They trust that you will receive it as an expression of sincere regard and affection from friends, who will, one and all, esteem it a great privilege to be permitted to assist in the restoration of your home. [6]
I trust that you will allow me to add that I have learned from my daughter to respect and admire you. [9]
You know all, you trust me, and, my dear husband, my own love, we must part once more. [11]
I won't trust you quite that far. [5]
Out of it you must trust her, I am afraid,--for she will not be followed round, and she is in less danger than you think. [6]
I am sure you mean well, but are you quite certain that you know how to execute such a trust as this? [12]
I can put you in correspondence with such a person, and you had better trust him than me a great deal. [6]
I couldn't let you go from me now, ignorant of the truth, you whose trust is beyond telling. [11]
And I trust you can say, my lad, that you have made the best of your advantages, though I fear you are of a wild nature, as your father was before you. [9]
I have not yet regained it; and until I do, I cannot trust myself in any matter of much importance. [7]
Howbeit, my cousin would not do the like service for the Knight of Welemisl, in whose mien and manners he put less trust, wherefore I became his surety, out of sheer pity and at Herdegen's prayer. [10]
It isn't the 'work exactly, but the oversight, the details; and the fact is that I want somebody near me whom I can trust, whether I'm here or whether I'm away. [4]
That's because any woman could trust you--as I do. [11]
I'd trust him with untold gold. [12]
I'll sit up with my patient the rest of the night, doctor; I can't trust Nancy, she couldn't make Luigi take the medicine. [5]
But if you wish to cast into oblivion the poisoned cup proffered just now, do me the favour to trust yourself to my guidance in the next dance. [10]
I hope Mr. Wilson will soon allow me to dispense with the nurse; she is well enough, no doubt, but somewhat too obsequious; and not, I should think, to be much trusted; yet I was obliged to trust her in some things. [14]
Their Reverend Samuel Willard wrote us a not over-wise report of a case of hysteria; and our Jean Astruc gave them (if we may trust Dr. Smith's Dictionary of the Bible) the first discerning criticism on the authorship of the Pentateuch. [3]
I trust he will spoil her wedding--if she ever tries to have one. [11]
I trust you will remember this and make allowances for it as I talk to you. [9]
I cannot, I will not trust myself or you. [9]
F. No, he will not say so now, because his mouth, I trust, is hushed in death, and his body stretched to the four winds of heaven, to be torn to pieces by carnivorous birds. [5]
I trust he will not risk another operation. [14]
I trust it will not be thought in any degree disrespectful to a profession which we all honor, that I have mentioned the great zeal of many clergymen in the cause of Perkinism. [6]
I trust this will not be regarded as a menace, but only as the declared purpose of the Union that it will constitutionally defend and maintain itself. [7]
This, I trust, will meet the approval of their lordships. [5]
I fear you will be shocked when you see Anne; but be on your guard, dear E----, not to express your feelings; indeed, I can trust both your self-possession and your kindness. [14]
There was a wild sort of look in his face, as though he could not trust his eyes. [11]
I knew not whether to trust Gabord or no. [11]
You will recall what Byron wrote to Coleridge: "I trust you do not permit yourself to be depressed by the temporary partiality of what is called 'the public' for the favorites of the moment; all experience is against the permanency of such impressions. [4]
Shortly afterward, he went to visit his father; and as he has not turned up since, I trust he is there yet. [5]
Adams' widow done well to trust their liberality, didn't she? [9]
You are very welcome to take Jane, Caroline, and Shirley for your sisters, and I trust they will often speak to their adopted brother when he is solitary, and soothe him when he is sad. [14]
I trust that we shall be allowed to retire to second place now. [5]
We fear that we must trust to the chapter of accidents. [6]
It seems that we must trust Jonathan. [9]
Truants from love, we dream of wrath; --Oh, rather let us trust the more! [6]
I said I was willin' to trust my case on that crossin' to a jury. [9]
William Wetherell's hand was trembling so that he could not write, and he could not trust his voice to speak. [9]
I suppose it was not safe to trust the Parisians in the covert of its shades after nightfall, and no one could tell what foreign fanatics and assassins might do if they were permitted to pass the night so near the imperial residence. [4]
I trust I was not invited here either to be insulted or coerced. [5]
But the residue was in trust for the building and endowment of an Industrial School on the East Side, with a great library and a reading-room, all to be free. [4]
No one else was arrested, and this was a good thing, for, on the whole, even the men that followed Luc did not trust him. [11]
Whatever miseries this war brings upon us, it is making us wiser, and, we trust, better. [6]
There was a wait of half an hour at the end of the first act, and I could not trust myself to do it, for I felt that I should desert to stay out. [5]
He could now venture to trust himself in the presence of Myrtle Hazard. [6]
I trust I understand and truly estimate the right of self-government. [7]
There were only two men I could trust to do the thing. [11]
At last he turned and said: "Madame, whatever has happened, whatever may happen, I trust you will be brave. [11]
But I will try to better serve my trust than he; for he let the cakes burn. [5]
Boards of directors, trusted by stockholders, betraying their trust, withholding information in order to profit thereby, buying and selling stock secretly; stock watering, selling to the public diluted values,--all kinds of iniquity and abuse of power which I need not go into. [9]
No one, I trust, wishes to cloud the dreams of youth, or to dispel by excess of light what are called the illusions of hope. [4]
He accepted that trust, good man; and so we know what went with the traveler. [5]
You will, I trust, find us tranquil. [14]
Well, I will trust you: it shall be as you wish--a matter for us two alone. [11]
And yet I trust you, in spite of my instincts and--my eyes. [9]
I think the Trust will be handed down like the other papacy, and will always know how to handle its limitless cash. [5]
I think the Trust will be handed down like Me other Papacy, and will always know how to handle its limitless cash. [5]
Biberli's advice to trust to the two and five had been repeatedly tested, and besides the estate of Tannenreuth, which Siebenburg had staked against all his winnings, he had brought home more gold than he had ever seen before. [10]
Victoria would not trust to the telephone, whereupon Mr. Crewe offered to drive down with her. [9]
This I would trust to no one but myself; for now, grown stronger, I had the old spring in my blood, and I had also a good wish that my plans should not go wrong through the bungling of others. [11]
You can never trust to inherited poverty. [4]
She could not trust to forcing her way in on the day of the ceremony of abdication, for every place in the limited space assigned to spectators had been carefully allotted, and no one would be permitted to enter the palace without a pass. [10]
If we may trust the old marbles, my friend with his arm stretched over my head, above there, (in plaster of Paris,) or the discobolus, whom one may see at the principal sculpture gallery of this metropolis,--those Greek young men were of supreme beauty. [6]
You must n't trust the dentists; they are all the time looking at the people who have bad teeth, and such as are suffering from toothache. [6]
And let us trust that the doctor will be at home. [9]
He will not trust that secret with any one; he will reflect that it could be revealed in sleep, in the hearing of some Portuguese guest's servant some time or other. [5]
Can you not trust that it will be a prevailing force, if your sympathies are with it, without demanding a revelation of the entire scheme of the universe? [9]
I would n't trust no man, not ef he was much under a hundred year old,--and as for a gal--! [6]
I scarcely dare trust myself to speak of the weeds. [4]
I shall not trust myself to speak of the matter. [6]
I did not trust my own judgment as to those letters, but I took them to an author whose name is known wherever English is spoken, but which I will not mention. [9]
And you must trust me, for I have never pretended. [9]
Did my Ann trust me no longer, or had she never trusted me? [10]
Put then thy trust in those who love; In no false heart may Love abide. [10]
A show of trust in him was the only thing, for he had enough knowledge of our secret to ruin us, if he chose. [11]
So put your trust in a man so much your senior and your father's friend, and speak. [10]
He might either trust himself, or else he might not. [9]
He could not trust himself to speak. [9]
He could not trust himself to speak further. [9]
He did not trust himself to speak at once, but went down the steps with her to the curb, where Hastings Weare was waiting in the runabout. [9]
Could he only trust himself to guard his tongue! [9]
I know and trust him, and whoever expects aught else will sooner or later, by my son's course of action, be proved a liar. [10]
She need only trust him with her whole soul, and leave the "forge fire of life" to strengthen and purify her. [10]
She could not trust herself to go and speak to him. [11]
We've got to trust her, from now on--that's the only way. [9]
I hope and trust her real crown sits easier. [4]
She would not trust her newly acquired fiance to extricate himself. [9]
The Tractors must trust for their patronage to the enlightened and philanthropic out of the profession, or to medical men retired from practice, and who know of no other interest than the luxury of relieving the distressed. [6]
One of those trust companies is taking care of it. [5]
He seemed to trust anything that hadn't the Moral Sense. [5]
He could only trust and try, hold up to them the vision of the Church as a community of willing workers for the Kingdom . [9]

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