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rehearse

[ri-hurs] / rɪˈhɜrs /


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I let the money spill through my fingers as I emitted the low and mournful groan that I’d been rehearsing.

From Literature

He stayed on set all day, even when he was offscreen, “and rehearsed with me as well. He really showed up in a way that not all actors do.”

From Los Angeles Times

Meanwhile, U.S. special operations forces rehearsed and rehearsed, practicing how to extract the Venezuelan president inside a replica of his fortified compound.

From The Wall Street Journal

Seasoned diplomats rehearsed rigid protocols to prevent misunderstandings between two nuclear powers poised like scorpions in a jar.

From The Wall Street Journal

So we had 20-something musical numbers rehearsed and worked with our cinematographer and our team to understand everything and build sets around these pieces.

From Los Angeles Times