Sentence examples for rehearsing when from inspiring English sources

Decadancetheatre rehearsing "When the Sky Breaks," for the Fringe Festival.

But rehearsing when only half your cast is available is a different story.

She was still rehearsing when, on September 15th, news came of the bombing of Birmingham's Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, killing four young African-American girls who had just got out of Bible class.

The song, which shares its title with the comeback concerts that Mr. Jackson was rehearsing when he died in June, will be released as a single on Oct. 12, Sony said.

The Guardian has confirmed that action is to be announced on Monday involving Michael Koskoff, a partner in the Connecticut law firm Koskoff, Koskoff & Bieder, who three years ago represented the Jackson family in their unsuccessful lawsuit against AEG Live, the promoter of a planned tour for which Jackson was rehearsing when he died in 2009.

I don't want to do an impersonation, but I do try to sound like him.' As a companion piece, the theatre will also present the play Gielgud was rehearsing when he was arrested - A Day by the Sea by NC Hunter - for five performances in April.

Not only did he have uncles who played the music, but he also grew up just a block away from the Palacio de la Rumba and sneaked into that theater to watch top orchestras rehearse when he was a child.

The conversation continued by e-mail that summer, and during the next school year, Mr. Duvall and the others assembled to rehearse when breaks allowed or when opportunities to play concerts or enter competitions arose.

Unspontaneous and quite rehearsed when we talk, she nevertheless shocks with the matter-of-fact way she tells me about taking her dad to see Martha Marcy May Marlene, a film that most young women would prefer their father never to see for obvious reasons.

Describing the poet on his perambulations around the city, Tempest fell into a cadenced performance that could easily be broken into verse, though it did not seem rehearsed: When he was a young lad, walking around South London, which was where the jails were, on South Bank, he saw the breaking out of this jail.

The theories about bullet trajectories, rehearsed when JFK was assassinated, are transmitted, while in the background people perform the sinisterly pleasant "Madison", which makes you realise that nearly all dances could be construed as a conspiracy whose secret is coded in elbows and knees.