Sentence examples for To rehearsing from inspiring English sources

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To rehearsing

verb

To repeat, as what has been already said; to tell over again; to recite.

There's no need to rehearse the same old argument

synonyms

practise

practice

Exact(24)

Must get down to rehearsing.

The Guardian

Foster I'm not accustomed to rehearsing with anyone.

The New York Times

The ladies & Kostelanetz got down to rehearsing the script.

The New Yorker

We look in awe at what the Venezuelans have achieved, and get back to rehearsing.

The Guardian

So it was that in the final week we really got round to rehearsing.

The Guardian - Film

"Who, of all the witnesses, is most used to rehearsing what he has to say and sticking to his script?

Independent

Similar(35)

They want to rehearse.

The New York Times

Amanda hasn't forgotten how to rehearse.

The New York Times

"It takes an hour to rehearse what?

The New York Times - Arts

Moore doesn't like to rehearse.

The New Yorker

LaVette doesn't like to rehearse.

The New Yorker

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