Sentence examples for extending good from inspiring English sources

His vigorous lifestyle after retirement led him to acquire the title of "Mayor of Marine Park", as on a daily basis, he could be found "walking with the boys," and extending good tidings to all.

When he reads in the newspaper that they have been elected or, as in Colonel Qaddafi's case, taken power in a military coup, he writes them a sweet note extending good wishes.

It's a day supposed to celebrate extending good will towards all men and women.

Our approach does not provide definitive evidence that higher ATF4 function is either necessary or sufficient for the extended longevity and extended good health seen in these many kinds of slow-aging mice.

I open the door and I extend good money into ancient night, night prosperous with stars, order heavy in my hand.

"So we will explore ways to improve and extend good governance across big business so that everybody plays by the same rules and we create an economy that works for everyone, not just the privileged few".

If we were as prepared to extend good will as we are to wage war, we'd have a lot more friends in the world and a lot fewer enemies.

Likewise, the Afghan government has yet to show it has the drive, let alone the resources and skill, to extend good governance in areas from which the Taliban are ejected.

Thus, if we look to extend good health for everyone later into life, what are the solutions?

Helen kindly agreed to take some time out of sitting exams and applying to get her visa extended (good luck, Helen!) to ask the people of Quito whether they think they're protecting an alleged rapist from his accusers, or striking a blow for free speech against gringo imperialism.

Moreover, the proposed fuzzy gene signatures succeeded to extend good classification results in other populations.