Sentence examples for needs rehearsal from inspiring English sources

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Luckily, flip this double-ended paperback over and we get just that, in the novella Minna Needs Rehearsal Space, translated by Misha Hoekstra.

Dorthe Nors's novella "Minna Needs Rehearsal Space," in her book "So Much for That Winter," set off fireworks in my brain: it's a story told in one- or two-sentence headlines.

The group's director, Eugenie C. Cowan, estimated that there are another 15,000 amateur musicians in the city who also need rehearsal space.

Every one of them is really several puppets (some fly, some don't, some are just for close-ups), and they all need rehearsal.

These visits can feel more contrived than spontaneous, yet the film produces moments that catch in the throat, like the man who sheepishly admits he would need rehearsal to laugh on cue.

Find space on the cheap (or for free): If you need rehearsal space, but funds are low, offer to hold a performance in that rehearsal space or venue and let them get a share of the takings.

I was thinking, who says that we need rehearsals?

So the animals didn't need rehearsals for the show sequence, but the human actors did.

In this instance, the partnering needs more rehearsal.

But it's not as if he needs a rehearsal.