Sentence examples for rigorous rehearsal from inspiring English sources
Jeffreys's admiration for Malkovich's "rigorous" rehearsal process is boundless.
Then they dove into a rigorous rehearsal schedule — three hours a day, four days a week since February — in between classes, jobs and family obligations.
Whether a dancer ever suffers a major injury or not, the years of rigorous rehearsal and the accumulation of smaller strains can wear the body down.
Ms. Wells, who has no previous acting experience, became versed in the craft of improvisation during the rigorous rehearsal period that starts in June in Manhattan.
Ms. Wells, who has had no previous experience, took up improvisation during the rigorous rehearsal period that starts in June in Manhattan.
Meanwhile, preparations for the Rising Star competition have spawned their own dramas not just at Fair Lawn, where Ms. Stepanov has "given up on sleep, food and free time," she said, because of Fair Lawn's rigorous rehearsal schedule — three nights a week by late November, five nights a week from December to opening night — but throughout high school corridors across New Jersey.
The program is designed to acquaint the entire student body, as well as each participating student, with the rich and varied literature of many musical genres, and to provide students with the means, through rigorous rehearsals and frequent public performances in a variety of ensemble settings, of developing their musical skills and flexibility to a high level of artistic competence.
He was charged with caring for the star and ensuring that Jackson was healthy enough to attend rigorous rehearsals as he prepared for a comeback tour.
A rigorous, seven-week rehearsal schedule was distributed; it included not only multiple sessions with all of the trainers and narrators who would need to learn the new show, mostly behind closed curtains, but also late-night tech sessions to work out sound and lighting when no guests were in the aquarium.
Poised and professional, she comes across more like someone in her mid-20s, though after a day of rigorous "How to Rock" rehearsal, she acknowledged that she was a little hyper.
As a result, despite the rigorous discipline of the quartet's rehearsal process, many passages sound riotously improvised.
