Sentence examples for waves of good from inspiring English sources

While the Yankees enjoy waves of good publicity for their charity work, the Mets are drowning.

So it was a reality test last week when Harold O. Levy, New York's new chancellor, greeted two successive waves of good news on testing -- a nine-point rise on a statewide test and a five-point rise on a citywide test -- by urging caution.

This year has brought waves of good news for gays and lesbians living in the United States, especially in California, where same-sex weddings resumed in June, following a landmark Supreme Court ruling.

Chrysler has since ridden a wave of good will for its resurgence.

Now it's ramping up, with a new wave of good retail companies.

"Broadchurch" comes to BBC America on Wednesday, riding a wave of good tidings.

Phil Kessel arrived in Pittsburgh from Toronto last summer, surfing a giant wave of good riddance.

"A tidal wave of good character and cheer," he writes, "the perfect blend of basketball brainpower and abilities".

First came a wave of good news, particularly from the heartland, that manufacturing activity was already on the mend.

Winning teams can focus on the big picture and try to ride the wave of good feeling.

The game drew 71,217 fans and generated a wave of good feeling for the league and the sport.