Sentence examples for to auditioning from inspiring English sources
noun
A performance, by an aspiring performer, to demonstrate suitability or talent
- I've been to five auditions this week.
Off the range, Sara, an aspiring actress, is accustomed to auditioning for elusive parts.
The actors recalled their first meetings with Lynch and both shared stories about his uncustomary approach to auditioning.
The oddest reveal of the evening came when Fey admitted to auditioning for the role of the baker's wife in the recent film musical, Into the Woods.
I do not admit to auditioning her for the role of queen but ask which of her characters she would choose to be if given the chance.
Written for opera singers by opera singers and first published in 1992 by the New York Opera Newsletter, it is a guide to auditioning in Germany.
As the troupe's artistic director, he is responsible for everything from commissioning the plays to be written to auditioning actors to booking the stage.
Do actors like to audition?
Finalists are asked to audition in person.
Two thousand singers showed up to audition.
It is a place to audition.
I snuck away to audition for AMDA.
