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rehearsal

[ri-hur-suhl] / rɪˈhɜr səl /


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There’s a metaphor about a trapped bird in her rehearsal space that doesn’t land and a weak attempt to juice tension that the label might actually prefer her dead.

From Los Angeles Times

A few dozen men and women from the Government Code and Cypher School gathered for a sort of dress rehearsal.

From Literature

“Carrie, my manager, she had told me, ‘Oh, there’s this new Japanese group that wants you to choreograph for them,’ ” she says over the phone during a break in rehearsals for Lopez’s Las Vegas residency.

From Los Angeles Times

I remember when they called me and asked me to do the role, it was on a Friday night, around 8 o’clock, and they were going to start rehearsals on Monday morning.

From Los Angeles Times

Akira recognized her from rehearsals, but they hadn’t officially met yet.

From Literature