Sentence examples for making a goodwill from inspiring English sources

Like the VW Up supermini recently reviewed in The Times, the GTD was in town briefly, making a goodwill swing through the Autos desk.

She joined the 7th Fleet in the region, making a goodwill visit to South Korea and entertaining South Korean president Syngman Rhee and his wife Franziska Donner.

The company has now made a goodwill gesture of £100.

Barclays has also made a goodwill payment of £200 to our account.

She has been made a goodwill ambassador by Unesco, which declared old Baku a world heritage site.

But he, too, was trumped by fellow Tory Peter Bone who suggested the Navy make a "goodwill" visit to Gibraltar – "preferably a couple of gunboats".

In the end, a few hours before independence, the Zambian government made a goodwill payment of £2m, with the UK also providing £2m.

At least KLM has now made a goodwill gesture with a £250 voucher towards your return journey – unfortunately too late as you are now back home.

Lloyds is now agreeing to made a "goodwill payment" to some 300,000 customers, regardless of whether or not the deal had applied to them.

Peverel Group has decided to make a goodwill payment to the developments affected of 10% of the price of any resulting contract work.

Santander says it is "genuinely sorry" for the problems, paid her £93.75 in lost interest and made a goodwill payment of £180 to apologise.