Sentence examples for lasting rapport from inspiring English sources

She went on to praise the "lasting rapport" now between the countries.

But Lumet loved to direct and he was greatly esteemed by the many actors – notably Al Pacino and Sean Connery – with whom he established a lasting rapport.

The Russian move was expected and conformed to diplomatic protocol, but it further underscored the challenges hindering recent attempts at achieving a lasting rapport between Russia and the West.

For the Kittredges, status is something to which one can only keep adding, financial betterment far more likely than any lasting rapport with their own children who, in this production, are played with cunningly varied degrees of vitriol directed toward their elders.

In setting aside the script and focusing on the client's bottom line, instead of our own, we lay the groundwork for a long-lasting rapport.

On and off, their rapport lasted for decades.

Nate's band dissolved, and I parted ways with my band and we decided to get together to see if that nice rapport lasted and fortunately it was very strong, and thinks worked out well right away.

He was quick to understand the enigmatic Indonesian general, and establish a pragmatic, trusting rapport with him, which lasted until Suharto's death in 2008.

White and Martino developed a quick rapport last season, making what could have been a difficult format for soccer (the lead and color announcer being in different parts of the stadium) work seamlessly.

Second, in the specific context of group-based interventions, it is intended that participants and course leaders build strong rapport during the intervention that may last several weeks or months.

While it lasts, though, "Mr. Rea and Ms. Polley show a lovely rapport, and a bantering kinship that makes the relationship credible" (Janet Maslin).