Sentence examples for practicing lines from inspiring English sources

The movie begins with the actor holed up in his bathroom, practicing lines written in some screenwriter's version of black dialect.

For the past several months, he has spent each morning practicing lines from a dog-eared photocopy of "Give 'Em Hell, Harry!," the 1975 play by Samuel Gallu.

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.

There is a scene in the third episode in which Kimberly is practicing lines with Jordan, and, suddenly cutting through the seriousness of it all, they simultaneously burst out laughing and can't stop.

Another perfectly adequate report of a rhetic act is simply, 'She said that she would be more punctual in the future.' In this case, we have no idea whether the speaker is being described as predicting or promising or just practicing lines from a play.

Around the corner from their hall, people were trying out for commercials, practicing lines, singing in musicals.

Kiril wondered if she had practiced lines like these at home, about each of them: Arthur learns very slowly.

The playback features are bit difficult to figure out without reading the included manual, but if you are a musician on the go, this is an excellent way to grab and practice lines and segments.

In my elementary school, we practiced lining up in halls.

Ganga Devi belonged to the Kayastha Community, who practiced line art of Mithila to narrate multiple stories from Hindu mythologies, Ramayana and Mahabharata.

Try practicing them line by line.