Sentence examples for a wave of goodwill from inspiring English sources

Some prices have tripled in recent weeks.Mr Kabila came to power on a wave of goodwill.

Likely to surf a wave of goodwill stemming from his popularity as a Tottenham Hotspur striker.

None anywhere can have started on such a wave of goodwill and optimism.

Rowan Gormley rode his Naked Wines into Majestic on a wave of goodwill that sent the shares soaring.

During the 2008 presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton worked tirelessly to earn her party's nomination, yet it was Barack Obama who rode to office on a wave of goodwill.

As the newest mass-market observational comedian Michael McIntyre is riding a wave of goodwill, buoyed by the half a million people who will see him on his current tour and by the five million viewers of his primetime BBC show.

Goodluck Jonathan, the president, wafts along on a wave of personal goodwill and is mostly seen as benign.

His victory, a new constitution and a wave of international goodwill appeared to usher in a new era.

Twyman spent countless hours caring for Stokes and taught him to communicate by blinking his eyes, with resultant publicity touching off a wave of worldwide goodwill.

Joachim Löw's squad were fortunate, this time around, to have gone one step further than they managed at the 2006 World Cup, when they surfed to the semi-final on a wave of national goodwill.

Surfing a wave of hometown goodwill, Bru-C shrugs off the occasional memory lapse (at Don't Flop, "choking" is an occupational hazard), and bounces back quickly, obligingly repeating any killer lines that are swallowed by laughter.