Sentence examples for rehearse after from inspiring English sources

You dance all day, rehearse after dinner, then you are exhausted at night".

It is named after the address of the apartment that she will soon be vacating and where she began to rehearse after losing her studio space.

I also always do another draft of the script after we rehearse, after I hear the actors read their lines.

Then again, the candidates appeared to be quite prepared — or in Ms. Quinn's case, perhaps too rehearsed — after fielding similar questions for months at dozens of forums across the city.

His preparation for the tour is minimal: he will only do a handful of warm-up club dates, and says that he only feels fully rehearsed after a week and a half on tour.

For most of the first half, the Egyptians commanded the ball and Egypt, its team thoroughly rehearsed after winning the African Cup of Nations two months ago, was good value for the lead that Mohamed Zidan provided.

Fortunately, we American musicians learned early that musical notations are invariably in one of these languages, so we usually understood comments like "senz' accento!" or "zu schnell!" But there were major problems with numbers and letters, or where in the score the maestro would resume rehearsing after a correction.

Still, especially after a performance she had barely enough time to rehearse for, after six months off, and a performing partner (tenor Rolando Villazon) either under the weather or his own demons, who had forced an emergency illness alert before the third act by Met General Manager Peter Gelb and thus some critical restlessness, I had imagined she might be a bit low.

He professed huge admiration for Thompson, and said that he worried, watching Thompson rehearse day after day, how he himself would transform the role, make it his own.

Little things like that would seem so impossible when you're just a band in a room rehearsing night after night after night, and having these dreams and then those dreams start becoming reality.

The first difficulty may not be as serious as it seems, given that the Buddha's discourses were probably rehearsed shortly after his death and preserved through oral transmission until the time they were committed to writing.