Sentence examples for new rapport from inspiring English sources

The result, both said, was a new rapport that benefits New Yorkers.

Gee could not be more thrilled with the new rapport.

And Dennis Rodman, the former basketball player whose trip to Pyongyang last winter rankled American diplomats, vowed in May to use his new rapport with North Korean officials to win Mr. Bae's release.

The county executive, Joseph N. DiVincenzo Jr., a Democrat, recently wrote a passionate four-page letter to state Senator Thomas H. Kean Jr., a Republican of Westfield, urging a new rapport.

One indication of the new rapport: Chad Griffin, who is taking over on Monday as president of the Human Rights Campaign, the nation's leading gay rights group, plans to have lunch on one of his first days in Washington with the president of the N.A.A.C.P., Benjamin Todd Jealous.

Already, the Americans are using Bulgarian airbases for lifting men and materiel to Afghanistan and ex-Soviet Central Asia.The second big reason for a big bang is that the Russians under Vladimir Putin seem incomparably readier than they were two years ago to take it on the chin, thanks to his own new rapport with the West.

Russian politicians have applauded the new energy rapport between Moscow and Washington as a counterweight to OPEC.

Click here to see more work by Kurt D'Haeseleer, and here to listen to Franck Vigroux's new album Rapport sur le désordre, which features "Simulacres".

Understanding, give and take, new ideas and rapport flow from conversation.

By Thursday night, when they made their New York stand in the mezzanine lounge of the Kitano New York hotel, their rapport felt noticeably deeper than on the record, and the music covered a broader dynamic range.

For every blockbuster that conjures a brand-new, hermetically sealed cosmos of fantasy, there are at least a dozen movies chasing after that "fundamental rapport" in new and sometimes confusing ways: 2010 may be the year of the multiplying reality effect.