Sentence examples for tight rapport from inspiring English sources
Iovine claims having had a tight rapport with Steve Jobs and even pitching him on a streaming service a decade ago.
On this captivating quartet recording, he establishes a lock-tight rapport with his energetic rhythm section and a cognitive interaction with the alto saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa, another talent to keep a steady eye on.
Whatever the song, the band — with Seth Whitney on bass, John Chipman on drums and Trevor Nealon on Hammond B-3 organ — hummed with purpose, loose in actions but tight in rapport.
Stafford is a must-start top five quarterback in Week 3. Ryan Tannehill (MIA) vs. Atlanta — The Dolphins appear to have finally figured out a way to deploy their pricey new receiver, Mike Wallace (9 rec. 115 yds, WK 2), and Tannehill is starting to show a nice rapport with tight end Charles Clay.
In some office cultures, where teams are smaller or well-established or where rapport is tight, it might be possible to let employees set their own deadlines to no ill effects.
Murray has also had good rapport with tight end Arthur Lynch, who could be an important aspect of this offense Saturday as the Tide could be susceptible on intermediate routes.
He and tight end Dustin Keller developed such a rapport that Sanchez got too greedy, telegraphing a pass to Keller that was intercepted.
The No. 2 receiving option will be tight end Dustin Keller, who has a good rapport with Sanchez, in part because it's easier for a quarterback of Sanchez's style to throw inside to a big-bodied target.
Despite having a variety of options in wide receivers Santonio Holmes and Stephen Hill, tight end Dustin Keller, and even converted cornerback Antonio Cromartie, Tebow's rapport with the ground has been evident as the quarterback has repeatedly thrown in the direction of the grassy surface.
