Sentence examples for hands-on relationship from inspiring English sources

"Spot's eye condition wouldn't have been as easily treatable if we hadn't had this hands-on relationship," says Giles. "At one point he was getting drops six times a day in his eyes and we could be in with him, comfort him and help manipulate the situation so it was as positive as it could be possibly for him".

Mr. Riley said there was not a "direct hands-on relationship" with the government.

People who I thought knew nothing about cooking enjoy a hands-on relationship with her food.

I did not have a hands-on relationship with the program".

"This gives him the opportunity to invent new programming, nurture artists and have a hands-on relationship with the community".

Likewise Craig J Barber's tintype photographs of farmers and woodsmen in upstate New York, all of whom have a hands-on relationship with the land that they cultivate.

Smaller businesses that have more hands-on relationships with clients will need more access to individual purchase orders and requirements.

The couple also admit to a hands-on physical relationship that they describe as intense but chaste.

However, it was the later reggae sound that brought Gibbs his first international success, scoring a UK top 10 entry in 1970 with Nicky Thomas's Love of The Common People (later covered by Paul Young) and starting a more hands-on working relationship with Errol Thompson and house band the Professionals - an outfit that included among its members bassist Robbie Shakespeare and drummer Sly Dunbar.

Mr. Signoles, now 62, said he had been contemplating retirement from the fashion industry before he acquired Goyard, but he shows no sign of intending, for now, to step away from his hands-on, highly personal relationship with the business.

Constant dealings with your mentor yields not only tangible results in your life and business but also teaches you hands-on lessons in relationship-building.