Sentence examples for rehearsing so from inspiring English sources

Think of Inigo Montoya in "The Princess Bride," compulsively rehearsing so he can nail his speech when the time comes.

The cavalcade of performers don't seem to have spent much time rehearsing, so the evening's tone was uneven as was its execution.

He enjoyed drawing performers, like the musicians rehearsing so hard their wigs fly off, and he was a keen observer of audiences, laughing at the play or grimacing at the pit.

Or, how some NHS boards, faced with difficult decisions and large public attendances at board meetings, spend hours rehearsing so the public sees a smooth performance rather than the tensions and shades of grey that exist, while continuing to make decisions in the private part of their meeting.

So we had a pretty good thing worked out; we didn't even realize we were rehearsing so much, we were just singing together.

"I had rehearsed so much, I think I was a tape-recorder," Ms. Anderson recalled.

"She realized she couldn't do the dance she'd rehearsed, so she just made up one.

We only had four times to rehearse, so I had to think a lot about how to arrange the songs.

"And we don't have to rehearse, so it's great to watch the next company and see other dancers.

The danger in theatre is ­always that it looks staid and rehearsed, so it's healthy for actors to be unsure and playful.

"Now most stuff at Prime Minister's Questions is rehearsed, so my charge against David Cameron is not just he's describing people in pretty disgusting terms, but he's doing it deliberately".