Sentence examples for established a good from inspiring English sources

"We established a good rapport; it was a friendly meeting," Mr. Mugabe said after the talks.

"The British when they came to Iraq 100 years ago, they established a good government.

"His policies were firm; he was unequivocal, and he established a good set of guidelines".

If the program set the stage for the season, the performances also established a good precedent.

The school had already established a good reputation for itself before her arrival.

"We've established a good dialogue with them on the important issues," Mr Shannon says.

Having invested heavily in scouting they have established a good reputation, not least because they lured away several of Manchester City's scouting team.

They are both physicists who studied at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the same period and are said to have established a good working relationship.

Mr. Jones "quickly established a good rapport with key donors" that allowed it to eliminate debt and mount a full season, said Paul Griswold, the company's finance director.

He added that "we have established a good working relationship with members of Congress" and said that he thought internal procedures at the board had been improved.

I have established a good working relationship with him that predates my boss's departure, but am the only one in our team to do so.