Sentence examples for long rapport from inspiring English sources

Turning to Mr. Kerry, Mr. Lavrov, who has a long rapport with his American counterpart, joked in English that that was not necessary.

She has a years' long rapport with the families.

Nelson's two-decade-long rapport with his photographic subjects gives unique and intimate perspective on the stories of gun owners.

To some, the Trump-Bannon partnership simply marks the consummation of a long, happy rapport.

Tavecchio added in a statement published on the federation website: "My words are clear and I have reiterated my long-term rapport of personal and professional respect for Jews.

"Banter" is now a debased concept, but the infectious humour that still passes between 62-year-old Antoine (brown leather jacket, jeans) and 64-year-old Jean Paul (black suit, black-and-white polka-dot tie) is the product of a natural, long-standing rapport.

The women, who have long-running rapport with Damon, infamously dubbed him a "garbage" man among the A-listers in attendance.

First, in our center, the physician caring for the patient during hospitalization may differ from the outpatient physician who has a long-standing rapport with the family.

Before the Vietnam War, Columbia had a long and mostly cordial rapport with the armed forces.

A 10-minute interview is not long enough to establish rapport and determine whether someone who spent nearly a year overseas has underlying mental health issues.

Although they're currently on a break - the fifth season is scheduled to be broadcast this autumn - it doesn't take these ladies long to reinvigorate their rapport.