Sentence examples for over auditions from inspiring English sources

In September, 1937, the network turned over auditions for the new orchestra to no less an eminence than Artur Rodzinski, the music director of the Cleveland Orchestra, who selected the best players from the staff orchestra and added young string and woodwind players from around the country, raiding other orchestras, including his own.

Do online voice-over auditions on websites like Voices.com Don't, under any circumstances drink milk.

It's very difficult to just show up at a voice-over audition because most of the time they're just sent in by tape through the agency or online.

Although spatial superiority of vision over audition has been confirmed in motion processing [10] [12], it was recently reported that the alternation of sound location could induce the illusory visual motion perception of static visual stimuli in peripheral visual field [5], [6].

Interestingly, in children <12 years of age, vision dominates over audition in spatial localization tasks along the horizontal axis, rather than integrating optimally, as in adults (Gori et al., 2012 a ), implying that in the developing child, calibration of the auditory system by the visual one is fundamental.

Even while in the emotional throes of watching the auditions over and over again on YouTube, you wonder about the corporate hand behind it all, perhaps calculating the right combination of perceived obstacles, adorable children and stunned judges to elicit the highest rate of tear-jerking.

There is a macabre appeal to "American Idol," hovering over its screechy auditions and tearful backstage tableaus.

The auditions over, Sarah's job was to reach for her contacts book, deploy her phenomenal charm and produce those much sought-after engagements.

He won us over in the auditions because he seemed believable as both a leading man and a small-town boy.

"But over six auditions it was clear: This scruffy little guy from New Jersey was the one".

After high school, he went to the University of Cincinnati and got a degree in political science, and for a while there I thought he was going to join the State Department, but instead he kept on with the acting, travelling all over for auditions, sometimes living out of dumpsters, the way your struggling artists do.