Sentence examples for audition better from inspiring English sources

The aim and goal was how to get the part, how to audition better, how to get ahead".

In 2001, Bosworth moved to Los Angeles in hopes of obtaining easier access to auditions and better film parts.

That experience, paired with Federle's own lifetime of auditioning, inspired Better Nate Than Ever, which is the literary equivalent of "A Chorus Line" for the tween set.

From these baselines, even with the faster rate of improvement in the visual and audiovisual groups, the same group order was observed on day 10: audition (45 ms) better than vision (102 ms), and vision better than audiovision (134 ms).

Hey, if you call yourself the "Irish Lucille Ball" and promise a Riverdance audition, you'd better deliver something Vitameatavegamin-worthy. "Auditions" offers some audience-participation gags that have potential.

Ms. Bell works hardest of all and proves to be thoroughly charming in what amounts (I hope) to an audition for a better movie sometime in the near future.

I had reservations about it, but you can have a more mature 14-year-old walk through the door and do a better audition and have the kind of wherewithal you would expect a 17-year-old to have.

Her English teachers helped her recalibrate her audition material to better match her muscular personality: Goneril instead of Juliet, and the triumphant monologue, at the finale of Arnold Wesker's "Roots," in which Beatie Bryant finds her own voice ("D'you hear that? . . . Did you listen to me? I'm talking. I'm not quoting anymore. . . . I'm on my own two feet").

Has auditioning got any better the more you've been doing it?

She breathed into the neck of her T-shirt, concentrating, then popped out for a last word: "I hope after this goddam movie I can get better auditions.

Where possible a dodgy YouTube clip of them in the auditions – or even better, some old videos of them singing karaoke in their bedroom... you'd be surprised how many people have these.