They mugged in front of mirrors, practicing their dance steps or applying makeup.
That's why, once you've gotten comfortable with "I don't know," it's time to switch up your bathroom-mirror practice and rehearse the second phrase: "I can't say".
If you happen to have a mirror, practice your smile for photos, and for the presentation.
Look in the mirror practice hissing and cape covering The big night is here.
Practice it in front of the mirror, practice it in the shower, practice it in front of your close friends or family members.
Practice your photo face in front of a mirror, practice your walk and flick through magazines to get some idea of how models pose.
Before you leave home look in the mirror, practice smiling and remember what it your face feels like when it is smiling.
And I used to get up at night and put a flashlight on the mirror, practicing and practicing, reading aloud from those books.
Michel/Belmondo is forever adjusting his performance, doing faces in the mirror, practicing lines, imitating his hero, Humphrey Bogart, and aspiring to the tough-guy niche he insecurely occupies.
Three wallpaper-decorated screens are adjusted by the performers to frame or obscure the kitchen; or Jennie discontentedly sprawling in her small, spare guest room, brooding over amorous entanglements and avoiding her creative writing; or Julia at work by a mirror, practicing her violin.
Swanson's superb physical antics include her efforts to thread the boisterous lunchtime crowd of factory workers while bearing high-piled trays of food; her closeups, in a mirror, practicing her correspondence-course acting lessons; and a climactic sequence, in the show boat's theatre, featuring her rowdy tangle with Lillian.
