Sentence examples for memorizing lines from inspiring English sources
"I don't believe in memorizing lines.
Memorizing lines is not a requirement.
I'm reading lines, I'm interpreting lines, I'm memorizing lines.
"I feel like I spend my life walking in circles, memorizing lines," he said.
The restaurant seats eighteen here an actress memorizing lines, there a young novelist.
"I'd thought theater was all about memorizing lines and then putting on the play," he said.
"I don't think I'm going to get anywhere knowing that a professional can memorize lines.
She memorized lines for a bit part in a production of "Man of La Mancha" and wrote overwrought short stories for English class.
"You don't have to move, and you don't have to memorize lines," Mr. Oberon, the founder of the Players, said.
It would seem to be some sort of tribal sign of respect, and a reward for said star's still being alive and able to memorize lines.
On Mr. Bush's campaign plane today, Karen P. Hughes, his communications director, initially called Mr. Gore the best debater in modern politics but then said he was principally a geyser of memorized lines.
