“The coach quickly realized the importance of establishing a rapport with his players.”

“However, rather than capitalise on the rapport we had built up, I instead shrank back in fear.”

“The brother's share a great rapport off-screen and the equation on the sets was no different.”

“He talked of Palmerston, his position and his health, and his rapports with the Queen, who is now entirely reconciled to him.”

“At every step he paused to study the rapports of line, of light, of shadow, of colour.”

“Much curious information on this subject will be found in Cabanis' rapports du physique et du moral de l'homme.”