Sentence examples for create a rapport from inspiring English sources
"He was able to create a rapport with a lot of self-deprecation and some Jackie Mason wise-guy jokes".
Dr. Moran, 48, cuts an imposing figure that may seem unlikely to create a rapport with a 15-year-old.
Mr. Flicker calls bird watching a great "ice breaker" for business travelers seeking to create a rapport with clients or audiences.
Here are some tips on how to stop your voice shaking, slow down your answers and create a rapport with the interviewer.
I made the decision that I thought was the right decision at the time and it just so happened that there was a manager named Tim Sherwood available and that when I sat down and talked with him we were able to create a rapport.
But regardless of where these magazines stand in terms of circulation or ad pages, Brown says the real reason editors succeed is because they know how to create a rapport with their audience.
Also, the stores say that creating a rapport with customers makes news of sellouts and long lines more palatable.
The Polish-born Karol Wojtyla had almost become an actor before he became a priest, and he always retained his talent for creating a rapport with crowds.
Michele Sutton, interim principal and chief executive of Bournville College in Birmingham, says that social media has become increasingly important for "getting the attention of young people and creating a rapport with them".
That matters: Russian television viewers will for the first time see their leaders publicly accepting the true story.The phone call followed two years of patient diplomacy by the soft-spoken Mr Tusk, who has created a rapport with Mr Putin.
