Sentence examples for The rapport of from inspiring English sources

The rapport of an outbound sales call will be much different than an inbound call from a frustrated customer.

The rapport of the Committee of Ethics is contained in Letter No. 008/2014- REC/UNEMAT.

Theirs is one of history's amazing friendships, with an unexplored complexity beyond the rapport of Shelley and Keats, or even Rylan and Katie.

It would have been interesting to chart the strangled, desperate affection in the rapport of these three sons with their dying mother, but I was busy with my own feelings.

One board member of the organization recalled that during her audition Chen very quickly captured the rapport of the orchestra and displayed "wonderful communication skills and genuineness".

Holmes echoes her sentiments about getting up to speed when she talks about developing the rapport of a brother and sister with Butz: "We're still trying to find the specifics of this brother and sister, and their history".

The information from the participant is completed with information from the rapports of the involved specialists.

The show will employ familiar television elements: the comedic rapport of the characters in "Friends" and the commercial ambitions of contestants in "The Apprentice".

But it's still very much a work in progress, and still relies too much for comfort on the personal rapport of the president and the Lady.

"Of the Body Prone" (Tzadik), the band's fifth album, showcases the sturdy rapport of its members: the guitarist Shane Perlowin, the bassist Derek Poteat and the drummer Ryan Oslance, a relative newcomer.

(Chinen 20100211 MARK SHERMAN QUINTET (Thursday) On his new album, "Live at the Bird's Eye" (Miles High), the vibraphonist Mark Sherman showcases the bright rapport of this working band with the pianist Allen Farnham, the bassist Dean Johnson and the drummer Tim Horner.