Sentence examples for public audition from inspiring English sources

For musicians, the Internet has become an incessant public audition.

The goal of the acoustic design lies in showing how to bring noise down to the limit values imposed by acoustic comfort requirements in buildings and built environment and to provide a proper sound quality in public audition rooms.

The extract from Private Lives sits uneasily, and is exposing, too, as if it's some kind of public audition for a full production.

With the Association of Performing Arts Presenters meeting in New York City, this bill gives music from five continents a public audition.

Mr. Trump will continue his public audition process for possible running mates on Tuesday night, when he is set to appear at a campaign rally in Indiana with Mike Pence, the state's governor.

Last week the orchestra presented what was, essentially, a hugely expensive public audition for Mr. Jansons, who conducted a hastily arranged nonsubscription concert, nominally a memorial event for Leonard Bernstein.

nights holds public auditions for performers who want to try out new material or who are looking for bookings.

The new line-up of hosts who will take over from Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May has been chosen, with fresh faces selected from the public auditioning process.

That gave Schaub a quick start and allowed him to play well in preseason games, which serve as public auditions for backups.

Last April, he had signed up for the conference's first public auditions, promising a crowd-sourced talk, on the idea that a group of networked minds can shape a better product than an individual imagination.

Through recent African visits by other senior Administration figures -- Vice President Al Gore, two Secretaries of State and Hillary Rodham Clinton -- the President's themes for this trip have been gestating, going through public auditions all the while.