Sentence examples for built up good from inspiring English sources

"We built up good relations with local solicitors who send us work and the centre has become an asset for the whole area".

"We've built up good relationship with our customers all over the world".

IBM, for example, has built up good relations with its customers over decades.

Another Obama request will be that the UK, which has built up good relations with Moscow under Cameron, helps to reassure Moscow about this.

Award: Working with Sectors Winner: Public and Commercial Services Union The union has built up good relationships with the sector skills councils and promoted literacy and numeracy screenings for staff.

To overcome their concerns, payment protection is now offered in America (up to $500) and in Britain (up to £250) on goods sold by eligible traders (those who have built up good reputations within eBay's ranking system).

I spent my life to build up good will and have people owe me things.

But actually with online earning, students have something in common so build up good relationships".

Their lobbyists say they are joining the effort to sell the bill to build up good will with the administration.

In our training courses we have devised aural exercises designed to give people this practice and thereby build up good habits of aural concentration.

For one, it represents an opportunity for the company to return value to shareholders (the company can also issue a dividend), which may be agitating the company to do something in order to build up good will with Wall Street.