Sentence examples for working rapport with from inspiring English sources

Bernard tried to establish a working rapport with their commander, whom he referred to as the Colonel.

But Mr. Shriver established a working rapport with de Gaulle and was credited with helping to improve relations.

On Capitol Hill, Mr. Turner has established a working rapport with Representative Barney Frank of Massachusetts, the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee.

These included attempts to build relationships and establish a working rapport with other groups in the company, as well as other activities aimed at addressing the organisational culture within the company as a whole (e.g., attempts to raise the profile of HF within the company).

This understanding would assist the fieldworkers in establishing a working rapport with potential research participants, and contribute towards upholding the respect and dignity of the Xhosa community and their traditional beliefs.

Allen is averaging 36.9 yards a punt, 32.5 net, and would have probably been released weeks ago if not for the fact that Fassel says he is the best holder he has ever seen and seems to have a good working rapport with Bryant.

A researcher-driven, population-specific CAB allowed the research team to develop a working relationship and rapport with a diverse range of representatives in managing research related concerns relating to the SAX study.

Maradona's style of leadership worked wonders – his rapport with Messi seemed terrific – and it was clear his existence alone was all the motivational workshop needed.

Dr. Rapport, working with Dr. Page and Arda A. Green, isolated the substance and, in a paper published in 1948, gave it a name: serotonin, derived from "serum" and "tonic".

Hunched over and unable to walk, she is shown working in finely tuned rapport with her assistant, Olivia Barry.

In an interview Ms. Jamison praised the diversity of Mr. Battle's choreography, his ability to draw audiences into his works and his rapport with the dancers.