Sentence examples for able to rehearse from inspiring English sources

Due to filming The Last Song, Cyrus was only able to rehearse for three weeks although the average rehearsal period for musicians is about three months.

"But we've never been able to rehearse at full volume with the full band".

"If technology keeps advancing at this rate," Mr. Bazini said, "we may be able to rehearse, record and play shows without leaving the luxury of our own homes".

Pemper has moved next week's practices to the afternoons so that Smith, her starting guard, will be able to rehearse at night.

"We were doing a lot of outreach, and it was just enough money that we were able to rehearse instead of doing lots of gigging.

Watching the final performances of its presentation from last Tuesday through Sunday, I could not help wishing it were larger, able to rehearse longer and culled from the pick of dancers schooled in Balanchine style and technique.

If you're in a creative field, such as painting, photography, design, or acting, then you may be able to create, practice, rehearse, develop photos, or get much of your creative work done in the nighttime.

But we wanted to be able to come up or downstairs to rehearse or to talk about the program for this or that upcoming concert".

How long did he have to rehearse those words to be able to say them without laughing?

Ms. Hill had concerts all weekend, leaving no time to prepare, and was uncertain she would even be able to make it to L.A. in time to rehearse for the event," the statement read.

By systematically exploring, creating, and assessing alternative futures, policy actors are able to consider and rehearse a wide range of future operating conditions and relations.