Sentence examples for is rehearsed from inspiring English sources
verb
To repeat, as what has been already said; to tell over again; to recite.
- There's no need to rehearse the same old argument
It is rehearsed, flowing, expertly produced.
Many people, he said, "have watched too much TV and believe everything is rehearsed and staged".
My delivery is rehearsed, and I know where to put a comedy pause in.
The tale of woe is rehearsed in more detail elsewhere in the paper (see our briefing).
All the dancers seem happy afterwards that their movements sit well with the music, and nothing is rehearsed further.
The well-established case for integrated care is rehearsed, along with familiar calls for person-centred care and better engagement with patients and the public.
Naomi, my assistant, is rehearsing the children.
He is rehearsing now in aplay called "By Your Leave".
Root is rehearsing the sliding backwards drive, Moeen jogging.
Perhaps he is rehearsing a speech in Parliament.
Kitano is rehearsing a brief scene with American actor Omar Epps.
