Sentence examples for staged practice from inspiring English sources

SIOUX CITY, Iowa — Gov. Rick Perry of Texas struggled through his first three debates, so his aides have staged practice sessions, complete with a stand-in for Mitt Romney.

Remember that professional wrestling is staged, practiced, and, to a certain extant, choreographed.

It has also staged numerous practice drills in which volunteers have helped evacuate residents.

Presumably Double Falsehood, even if based on Cardenio, is a free adaptation in the style of much early 18th-century stage practice.

Dorn nods to Beckett's stage practice in his conception of colourless existence in the gray floor of the raked stage, and in the three white cycloramas gathered into a very visible vanishing point upstage center.

10) Get on stage – practice your pitch as much as you can.

PW: I was at Accel when we were [expanding into] having a later-stage practice.

As expected, the older articles only described CT and perhaps a review of the last 10 years of literature only may be more reflective of contemporary staging practice.

In the short term at least, the move seems a blow for Kleiner, which has brought on star investors to help lead its early-stage practice — Mamoon Hamid, formerly of Social Capital, and Ilya Fushman, formerly of Index Ventures — but which suddenly has no women in its senior ranks.

His work in King John had brought about a "revolution in nineteenth-century stage practice" which lasted for almost a century.

Information on staging practice was not unwelcome.