Sentence examples for brilliant audition from inspiring English sources

"I'm really glad I don't have to go [he gives a cheesy grin]: 'What a brilliant audition – now excuse me, everybody, I need to go and do my new single now', or 'Check out my new book.

She made her stage debut off-Broadway aged 14, and three years later, on the strength of a brilliant audition for director Garson Kanin, she was offered the role of Anne Frank in the Pulitzer prize-winning play.

But the difference between a carefully observed character whose instincts are replicated and a lived-in character with a natural spontaneity is the difference between a moving performance and a brilliant audition.

For Seth Numrich in "War Horse" he gave a lesson in brilliant auditioning.

The judges called the audition "brilliant" (Simon Cowell even said it was his favorite act of the day) and they sent the music group into the next round of the reality show.

In which brilliant performance, practically an audition for the next casting of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, the pair demonstrate how toadying should be updated for modern Britain.

Chuck Lorre, one of the creators and producers of "Big Bang," said Mr. Parsons's audition was so "brilliant" that he asked the actor to return another day to make sure the performance wasn't a fluke.

The brilliant Polish baritone Mariusz Kwiecien, singing Dr. Malatesta, appears to be auditioning subliminally for the part of Don Giovanni (sign him up).

Moving to London, they failed an audition at Apple, the record company owned by the Beatles, but were spotted by the brilliant and eccentric record producer Guy Stevens.

Unfortunately, Phillips never took Wiseau up on his offer to DM him about playing the lead, but the brilliant minds over at Nerdist did and wound up bringing Wiseau into their studio to shoot an incredible Joker audition tape.

The brilliant skit saw Adele don a fake nose and chin before joining a group of other Adele impersonators in an audition to find the best one.