The phrase "at veritable" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression, and without additional context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "The event was at veritable risk of cancellation due to the weather."
Alternatives: "at genuine" or "at true".
Big was one operative word; in the second concert the orchestra offered some of the loudest playing at Carnegie in memory, blasting parts of the "Turangalila" Symphony at veritable rock-concert volume.
Scarface, the Southern Rap stalwart who basically invented the art of on-wax murder, decided to eschew performing later this month at veritable New York institution SOB's in order to focus his efforts more concertedly upon abusing marijuana to excess and generally not performing rap songs on stage.
At each window a foreman takes orders and barks them out at a veritable army of kitchen workers in stained white uniforms chopping, cutting, cooking and throwing food around while grease fires erupt out of the pans and shoot up toward the ceiling.
Before your brain becomes too befuddled, head to Ludlow and stock up at this veritable shrine to craft-brewing.
The 2014 Flying Spur made its official debut at the veritable parking lot of ultra-luxury automobiles that was this year's Geneva Motor Show.
The music has paused, which means it must be time for yet another merchandise reset at the veritable J.C. Penney Co.
It is symbolic as it starts at the veritable top of the classical music structure in the U.S.. James Levine, since his debut at the MET almost half a century ago and as its principal conductor since 1972, has, until stepping down last year, led that institution's orchestra to an artistic standard that, for all his famous predecessors, it never had had in its history.
According to Schaeffer, "he journeyed in that direction some fifty miles over the mountains and through the almost trackless wilderness, until he finally arrived at the veritable town...where he commenced trading in his small way.
Seated at a veritable command station of computer screens, James Hinton gestures to a nearby wall where four white erase boards are hung, each canvas sparsely annotated with notes and assignments.
But at a time in the London theater when Hamlets are coming at us in veritable battalions — David Tennant and Jude Law are not long gone in the role, Michael Sheen tackles it next year — Mr. Kinnear emerges as the most vocally revealing and accomplished interpreter since Simon Russell Beale a decade ago.
He had a 4.3 GPA in high school at St . John Bosco Prep a veritable quarterback factory outside Los Angeles.
