Sentence examples for some rapport from inspiring English sources

You might even be able to strike up some rapport with other delegates online beforehand.

The Clintons evidently wanted to reëstablish some rapport with the press.

I tweeted about Urk and followed denizens and businesses alike to invite some rapport with those in the village.

"Flynn thought he developed some rapport with the GRU chief," a former senior U.S. military official said.

Having a single speaker also opens the possibility that some rapport may develop with the sniper, or snipers, he said.

"People will say that Mr. Romney is there to establish some rapport with these international figures," said the presidential historian Robert Dallek.

Did the president and prime minister find some latent rapport?

So at this point, I've already broken their expectations and built some strong rapport very quickly – and I still haven't even answered their question.

Caine is such a consummate actor that he actually manages to work up some real rapport with these puppets.

The phone call provided an opportunity for the linkage coordinator to speak directly with the client, establish some initial rapport, and schedule a convenient time and place to meet with the client to discuss the linkage to care program.

To have some kind of rapport".