Sentence examples for rapport from the from inspiring English sources

(One can trace the progress, or not, of the couple's shifting rapport from the changes wrought to Peter McKintosh's exceedingly clever set).

Records you can Hustle to include: "Ease On Down the Road," by Consumer Rapport, from the Broadway musical "The Wiz"; "Hijack," by Herbie Mann (There's another version by a group called Barrabas); and "The Hustle," by Van McCoy.

They had an easy rapport from the start.

So good rapport from the off helps.

Lily and I have had an easy rapport from the beginning.

She resists at first but they slowly gain a rapport from the 1940s into the 1970s as the civil rights movement swirls around them.

Their rapport, distinctive from the start, now suggests a model of lithe collectivism.

On this occasion, the cross-generational rapport veers from the sympathetic to the testy accompanied by an occasional burst of physical violence, as if to suggest that combat and conflict are scarcely the province of the front line alone.

"Because there is a rapport, from shared experiences on the battlefield, it does seem to shine a light into the dark corners of the mind of someone who is really struggling with what life they can hope for in the future," he says.

But buyers still demand a certain amount of rapport from sellers.

A member of the Roman Catholic Salesian order at the Cristo Rey parish, he has an easy rapport with everyone from the children in his summer camp to the grandmothers in his senior citizen association.