Sentence examples for begin to rehearse from inspiring English sources

In the film, several of the men are in line at the unemployment office when they, unconsciously, begin to rehearse their steps, in perfect sync.

"We aren't sure why it took so long," says English, as comedy duo Key and Peele begin to rehearse a comedy sketch slated for the show on an elevated stage near the arena's balcony.

As Magnolia and Ravenal begin to rehearse their roles and in the process, kiss for the first time (infuriating Parthy), Joe reprises the last few lines of "Ol' Man River".

Louis-Dreyfus and Hale began to rehearse the scene in the corner of a bathroom near their rehearsal space.

Worried about an Israeli strike, the Iranian military began to rehearse attacks of its own.

Barkin had worked with Wolfe a few times already, though the company had not yet begun to rehearse.

When the protestors began to rehearse protesting, they only silently raised and lowered their signs, shaking their fists, and opening and closing their mouths to yell mutely.

It is named after the address of the apartment that she will soon be vacating and where she began to rehearse after losing her studio space.

Early last year he recruited the members for a new band, all old friends from New Hampshire, and they began to rehearse some of the songs he was writing.

As Bette begins to rehearse "Happy Talk" from "South Pacific" with her pianist, Oscar (a witty James Dreyfus), her voice gives out midway through the first verse.

In Santiago she discovered another connection when the company began to rehearse at a center run by Joan Jara, the widow of Victor Jara, the Chilean theater director and singer who was murdered in the 1973 Pinochet-led coup.