Sentence examples for good word from from inspiring English sources

The good word from devoted customers may not always be the most effective promotional tool.

Although what that means is open to interpretation, there was not a good word from the north for Mr. Karzai.

19 YEARS AT METROPOLITAN Once Sang for British King and QueenuCareer Partly Due to Good Word From Mme.

At Merrill, his path was helped by a good word from his brother, Paul, who worked there at the time.

If you deal with clients, suppliers or industry contacts, get a good word from them to boost your case.

And there was a prize: not the Republican nomination, which of course comes much later, but the chance to get a good word from Mr DeMint.

Despite good words from politicians and a string of training programmes and diversity initiatives launched by almost every major broadcaster, the situation has not improved in any significant way.

I have heard good words from the carriers on this new initiative, and given Qualcomm's involvement a higher degree of success, but will carriers just be carriers?

Washington, D.C. — While there have been good words from the new administration about helping small businesses, the stimulus package now working its way through Congress doesn't have much tax relief in it for small and medium businesses.

We've heard good words from Obama before, and we know from experience there's been "many a slip twixt the cup and lip".

(l in pug, & lit).. D. V. Harry: This horse would make ploughers frustrated (comp. anag. & lit).. R. Hesketh: Good word for punch coming from left landed by boxer – a piece of cake for many a champ (3 meanings, & l in pug).