Word: rapport
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There, however, he found plenty to do. "I began to understand about fabrics and the importance of rapport with the public," he says. "It's one thing to design clothes, but it's something else again to hang around the salesrooms watching the public react to them." After seven years in Fashion and Style, he was steered by a Rinascente manager to an interview with Textile Magnate Cerruti, who was hunting for an assistant in the new fashion line he was adding to the family business...
...These guys (Harvard) are together, a really close-knit bunch," said Fish. Anyone following the team can't help but admire the rapport they've fostered...
...Williams by choosing a candidate from the party's far left: John Backhouse, 28, a math teacher. Neither was any match for the politician who has few peers in Britain when it comes to charming an audience. Williams has a special gift for creating an immediate rapport, even with strangers. However dark and foggy the night, residents never hesitated to open their doors to talk with the tousle-haired campaigner in her well-worn trenchcoat...
...There is in this series an aspect of family conflict that speaks to the families' rapport with power...
...candidates emphasized the important of leadership at the administrative level, which, Berman said, could "develop rapport with and put pressure on teachers to perform...