Sentence examples for auditioning words from inspiring English sources

I'm just auditioning words for a role that's been written.

After her audition, "the word went back to my agent that they thought I radiated health and well-being and they wanted somebody who radiated death and dying".

Since then, every year 14 to 20 dancers, some of them former students, some selected by audition or word of mouth, have come from all over the United States to form a temporary troupe.

Supers generally hear about auditions by word of mouth; the next opportunity will be at the Kennedy Center in late January in conjunction with Ballet Theater's performances of "Swan Lake".

And it is weakened by experiments suggesting that speech perception cannot be reduced to primate audition, that word learning cannot be reduced to fact learning, and that at least one gene involved in speech and language was evolutionarily selected in the human lineage but is not specific to recursion.

A word about auditioning with kids.

Several players cited these games as a chance to "audition" for Klinsmann, but those words are a bit of athlete-speak.

Within a few decades, the "Rite" was enshrined as a virtuoso vehicle for orchestral players — an "audition piece," in Taruskin's words.

"I'm just going to ask what your name is and how old you are and what you like doing, and then after we're going to play a little game," Sehgal announced, as he would say in pretty much precisely those words at every audition of children.

Those words soothed me when an audition I really wanted didn't come through.

Harry Dean Stanton as Brett, the Engineering Technician Stanton's first words to Scott during his audition were "I don't like sci fi or monster movies".