The phrase "spread smiles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to convey the idea of making others happy or cheerful.
Example: "Her kind words and warm gestures always help to spread smiles among her friends."
Alternatives: "share joy" or "bring happiness."
In the last year, I've challenged myself to be brave and spread smiles.
As a student leader in Friends of Rachel club, I spread smiles and kindness throughout the school.
"She came by here and made a few people smile". Groves also spread smiles at the Jubilee House, the shelter for homeless women veterans on Langdon Street where she spent Monday night.
We have routinely collaborated with companies and media houses to channelize their resources to helping and generally spreading smiles to the underprivileged community.
Sometimes it leans toward the ecstatic — think Gary Snyder or Walt Whitman: "We're spreading smiles every minute / with lyrics and jokes for your personal use.
Just last week, President Bush was spreading smiles and handshakes in Moscow and talking approvingly of expanding commercial ties and American investment in Russia.
Sometimes it leans toward the ecstatic think Gary Snyder or Walt Whitman: "We're spreading smiles every minute / with lyrics and jokes for your personal use.
Rosie snuggles between the feet of doormen, waits to be touched by a child scared of dogs, spreads smiles among people lonely in the sun, always connecting the unconnected, accepting love from those who need a place to put it.
If he sounds like a glorified valet, Mr. Nicholson is also Mr. Kerry's ambassador, spreading smiles, remembering names for a candidate known to fumble them, and reading his reactions for other aides.
Bastuga: I am a leader at a beloved brand that has a century of spreading smiles under our belt, and I feel like we are just getting started!
"There's always somebody there that needs your help". Therapy dog Bellin spreading smiles.
