Sentence examples for theater to practice from inspiring English sources
Last week 570 children from the John F. Kennedy Magnet School in Port Chester walked about six blocks to the theater to practice an evacuation drill.
They take the students on field trips to Wal-Mart, to restaurants and to the movie theater to let them practice social skills.
Tired of being offered parts as pimps, drug dealers or convicts, the two sat at St . Johns Restaurant here one afternoon and scratched out their mission statement on a napkin: "to create a professional environment for artists in black theater to develop and practice their craft" and to "present positive and honest images of who we are as African-Americans".
They produce organs to allow surgeons to practice on lifelike things prior to going into the operating theater.
Since movie theaters are public settings, there is a greater likelihood that if men engage in sex there, it may be more difficult for them to practice safer sex or to learn each other's HIV serostatus.
Remember to practice, practice, practice, and practice!
Always remember to practice, practice, and practice.
It's admirable to practice a lot, as it shows that you obviously like singing, but you will be useless to an "employer" (theater, choir, etc).
The term was used in the theater to describe the management practice, especially in the case of a debut recital or a play's opening night, of giving away unsold tickets to pack the house, presenting a better image for critics.
At the movie theater, children practice letter recognition as they help Clifford catch letters falling from a sign.
