Sentence examples for keep goodwill from inspiring English sources

War with the British over North American holdings had been under way for three years, and La Galissonnière, like his predecessors, sought to build and keep goodwill among the First Nation tribes allied to France.

I live in an age of super abundance, and it is this super abundance that helps organization like The Freecycle Network thrive and keeps Goodwill stores stocked with merchandise.

I suppose we now know the great and good want to keep Westminster goodwill – but what about voters?

Their failure to keep the goodwill of the tribes in the west of Iraq, the brutal spillover of jihadi violence into Jordan – with resultant civilian casualties – and the horrors of the civil war led to a popular reaction against al-Qaida, as a group and an ideology.

Du Preez offered some advice to would-be crowdfunders who want to keep the goodwill of their backers.

Nevertheless, the pledge is likely to put the Front in an awkward position as it tries to win the support of the population in rebel-held areas, and to keep the goodwill of other opposition groups who do not want to be associated with al-Qaeda.

This is an amazing accomplishment for the first week of the Impact section, and we want to keep the goodwill going.

For letters that are more casual in nature, the closing helps maintain goodwill and keep correspondence flowing smoothly.

The narrator is aware that every moment with his mother, however mundane — eating a meal at Whole Foods; playing Scrabble; watching "Life of Pi" — is potentially one that he'll remember once she's gone, and at the same time memories of his childhood (more Scrabble; a trip to Goodwill) keep returning.

The former will keep them in goodwill for years while the latter could spell their doom with the digerati.

So, as Iran splutters and seethes, the world must watch and wait and keep its offer of goodwill on the table.