Sentence examples for a tide of goodwill from inspiring English sources

Moving to New York, she made a new career for herself on a tide of goodwill.

Swimming in a different pool every day certainly helps, and being swept along by a tide of goodwill is more than anyone could want at 50.

Hughes arrived at Loftus Road on a tide of goodwill and seen as the man with the desire and contacts, especially through Joorabchian, to fulfil Fernandes's desire to establish QPR in the upper reaches of the Premier League.

One is riding a tide of goodwill generated by the sort of promise of hope and change that has ebbed for the other.

As it was, Riposte seemed herself to ride a swelling tide of goodwill as she coasted through the race and hurtled clear, Tom Queally slapping her neck in delight.

Earlier in the week, an article circulated online claiming Winter was trying to distance himself from the video, but he has since released a statement of support: "I'm delighted to see the outcome of the Happy British Muslims video, which has unlocked a remarkable tide of goodwill around the world, and significantly tilted the image of Muslims among many sceptics.

The tide of goodwill and enthusiasm in this, our pilot year, has been phenomenal.

Traditionally, Christmas is a time of goodwill.

A tide of humanity is suffering horribly.

It was like a tide of humanity.

We're on a tide of history.