Sentence examples for audition along from inspiring English sources

Despite the success of that and other shows, the pair's participation in "Ragtime" was not a given; they had to audition, along with seven or eight other songwriting teams, by writing four songs.

Mr. Badgley accompanied his mother and Ms. Sneed to the audition, along with a co-star, Blake Lively, who plays his girlfriend on "Gossip Girl" and, as they say in the gossip columns, is seeing him off-camera, too.

Even to many Americans themselves, the idea that the candidate's wife (as it still has been in all significant cases) has to take a public audition along with her husband certainly is peculiar too.

Each girl had to audition along with many other students to be selected for their prospective programs.

The part, normally performed by a female, is initially offered to Rachel, but when Kurt's father Burt Mike O'Malleyy) complains to Principal Figgins (Iqbal Theba) that his son is being discriminated against, Kurt is allowed to audition along with Rachel.

However, Tangleds casting director, Jamie Sparer Roberts, preserved a recording of Menzel's performance on her iPhone, and on the basis of that, asked her to audition along with Bell for Frozen.

She was chosen for the part after auditioning along with hundreds of other children at the Apollo Theater in Harlem in December 2008 and made her debut in September 2009.

"I was in architecture drafting school when 'The Monkees' audition came along".

She already had a reputation as a singer in Cambodia when she auditioned, along with several other Cambodian women, for Dengue Fever in 2001.

If, on the other hand, The X Factor's scouted acts do get funnelled into a completely separate, considerably smaller set of auditions along with the acts being submitted by well-known management teams, and if (in common with at least one other talent show) they are told at the outset that they are guaranteed a place in the live finals, then by all means keep paying those scouts.

I auditioned along with a couple of hundred others.