Sentence examples for creating a relationship with from inspiring English sources

"Quick-fix techniques like this distract from the important task of creating a relationship with a child".

It has also promoted a series of local concerts ("creating a relationship with the independent, 'indie,' music scene").

That means making deals for high school, college and minor league games; building programs around the Yankees' archives; creating studio and news shows; possibly creating a relationship with ESPNews; starting up regional "lifestyle" programs; and getting the rights to Manchester United games.

Ms. Matthews said that instead of commissioning a single poll or focus group among women, she was seeking "longer-term engagement" with a group of women, creating a relationship with them over a period of time to better assess what shapes their political views.

It's about creating a relationship with customers that supports them in all their financial planning and decisions, regardless of whether there is an immediate transaction or profit to be made.

Erin Heath, the HP regional account director for Publicis, says: "The HyPe campaign has managed to hook into the U.K. creative environment, creating a relationship with people that other more 'by-the-book' campaigns would not have been able to do.

"They create a relationship with these people.

Biking creates a relationship with nature that I'd never experienced in a car.

"It's for me now to do the job in my way and to create a relationship with people and with organisations.

More engaging, more targeted, and often cheaper than advertising, it can create a relationship with loyal fans in a very short space of time.

It feeds off the strengths of the photographer, the need to get in close, the need to create a relationship with the fighters he's working alongside.