Sentence examples similar to auditions meaning from inspiring English sources
They used Bell and Menzel's voices as their "blueprint" in casting, and tried to match the voices "as much as possible," meaning that they auditioned approximately 200 singers to fill the 41 slots for Elsa alone.
After her sixth audition for the band, named Ratu, meaning Queen, she was chosen to be its vocalist.
He didn't have to act".' Mr. Gershenz achieved "offer only" status as an actor, meaning he entertained offers instead of having to audition.
As for Dickinson, he sent in an audition tape from east London, where he's from, but did the whole thing in an American accent, meaning Hittman didn't know where he was from when she flagged him.
As the proposed architecture is developmental, meaning that the internal representations are learned from pairs of input and motor signal, and thereby not manipulated internally for a specific task, we argue that the same learning principles and computational architecture can be potentially applicable to other sensory modalities, such as audition and touch.
A differentiation into the sensory modalities (vision, audition, locomotion, manipulation) is omitted not only for simplicity, but also because the meaning of a word or expression is independent of the modality of its external surface.
So I decided it was time to go to this audition to "lift the veil," so to speak, and stare directly into the flames (interpret that double meaning as you will).
