Sentence examples for auditions successfully from inspiring English sources

She makes peanut butter sandwiches for her two children, talks to the F.B.I. and auditions, successfully, for a role in a prime-time show about a criminal psychologist.

Sunshine later auditions successfully, impressing the club members with her rendition of "Listen" from Dreamgirls.

That means that someone could audition successfully and then have to perform in Wembley Arena just a few days later.

Moving to New York at 19, he auditioned successfully for the Circle in the Square Theater training program.

In my first year I auditioned successfully for the team but we didn't make it on to the show.

She'd auditioned successfully for the more famous Italia Conti Academy, but her parents couldn't afford the fees.

Despite lack of experience, he auditioned successfully to become a Barron Knight in 1961, adopting the stage alias Duke D'Mond (to mean "Duke of the World").

That day I would audition, successfully as it turned out, to become a chorister at Peterborough Cathedral and a border at the nearby Kings School.

After graduating from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, he worked briefly at a Washington advertising agency, then quit and auditioned successfully at the newly established Arena Stage.

"I want to be the Sarah Bernhardt of my generation," Helen Mirren confided to her older sister before auditioning, successfully, for Britain's National Youth Theatre, at eighteen, in 1963.

When the band began to disintegrate, Emerson auditioned successfully for the VIPS, another blues band with whom he travelled to gigs in Paris and Hamburg.