Sentence examples for built up relationships from inspiring English sources
"We've built up relationships with State Legislatures during the year," he said.
He had been a consultant for Mickey Mantle's, the Sporting Club and other sports bars in Manhattan, and had built up relationships with dozens of professional athletes.
Leonora built up relationships with galleries in New York and Chicago, where she spent extended periods, and in Mexico, and her work was exhibited across the US.
Given that it is the Amref Katine team that has patiently built up relationships with the community and the local government, this sent entirely the wrong message: Amref Kampala was disempowering its own staff on the ground.
Counts seemed particularly excited about the new frontier for microfinance, noting that Grameen Bank and other microfinance organizations already have an infrastructure of offices, a brand name and a trained staff that has built up relationships, as well as trust, with poor people.
We got them synthesized in labs in China and India we had built up relationships with.
We build up relationships and then you have to be able to communicate with language, so it's obvious that my view of caring is being able to talk (I:19).
Tutors at Explore Learning build up relationships with schools by offering free maths and literacy workshops, and putting on assemblies.
"As far as gangs go, the kids think you're either with them or against them, so it takes months to build up relationships of trust.
"You build up relationships, you build up a reputation over a long period of time," said Mark H. Alcott, a former president of the New York State Bar Association who created a senior lawyers section there.
