Sentence examples for cemented relationships from inspiring English sources

"But everyone pulled together and did a fantastic job and it really cemented relationships built through our normal work".

While some artists like Walker and Weems possess enviable resumes and cemented relationships with the art world's biggest players (see Weems' Guggeheim takeover here), other self-taught figures do not.

In the Illinois State Senate, he cemented relationships by organizing poker games with members, lobbyists and political power brokers.

Thomas dives, so he quickly cemented relationships in the local fishing community -- leading a movement to combat the invasive lionfish with local dive shops.

In Cambridge, George cemented relationships with prominent officials and thinkers in the American church, which led to his appointment as bishop of rural Yakima, Wash., a diocese of 64,000 whose population was more than half Latino and included many migrant workers.

The affable husband-and-wife tandem that comprises Midwestern roots act Over the Rhine not only has a luscious new double album worth hearing called Meet Me at the Edge of the World, but also possesses the wisdom enhanced by a cemented relationship that's as rich and rare as a Stradivarius violin.

Bryson's affectionately jaundiced dissection of the foibles of British life not only sold close to a million copies, but was also the work that cemented his relationship with his adopted country when it was identified, in a 2003 World Book Day poll, as the book that best represents England.

"Joking around is a key way that relationships become cemented in any workplace, and not inviting you into the inner circle of bantering is a sign your coworkers may not feel comfortable around you enough to think of you as 'one of the team,'" says Kerr. 14.

In 1984 and 1985 Britons were forever hearing about the Anglo-American "special relationship" as cemented by Mrs. Thatcher and President Ronald Reagan; and the leading musical composer of the day, Andrew Lloyd Webber, was so pro-Conservative that he later threatened to leave the country if the Labor Party won the 1997 election.

We then asked whether our new method would be superior (percentages of exact or ± 1 size used) to an analog templating method assuming an average magnification of the hip of 15% and the most frequently used digital method based on a one-to-one relationship for cemented and uncemented prostheses.

The relationships were further cemented when Galerius married Valeria, Diocletian's daughter, and Constantius I Chlorus repudiated his wife (or concubine) Helena, mother of the future emperor Constantine I, in order to marry Theodora, Maximian's stepdaughter.