| This is not the place to rehearse in detail the enormous changes that modernity has brought to human life. |
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| Mentally rehearse difficult situations in which you imagine yourself as successful. |
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| I wasn't sure I was really articulating my reasons properly, but it was the best I could do without having the chance to rehearse my words. |
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| Then, at 2 o'clock, everyone else comes in, and we rehearse the ensemble music until 5 o'clock, sometimes six. |
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| An achieving personality would mentally rehearse a perfect presentation and prepare psychologically for the entire successful presentation. |
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| Her sister Doris had been employed to rehearse a group of dancing girls for a roadshow. |
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| She admits that the only thing she ever did sober was rehearse, and she gave up drinking only after a near-death experience in a diabetic coma. |
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| It was bad news, though, to hear that this production gave itself under two weeks to cast and rehearse the two plays. |
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| Her sister Doris had been employed to rehearse a group of dancing girls for a road show of the Follies for producer Ned Wayburn. |
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| As you advance in your ability to mentally rehearse your game, mentally play one hole each day. |
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| Many studies have shown that elite athletes who mentally rehearse their performance perform better than those who don't. |
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| You rehearse the works for so long that you can explore the nuances and feel really at home in those ballets. |
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| Commanders and first sergeants, you have to be firm when it comes to making platoons and squads rehearse their battle drills. |
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| Having said that, this is an opportunity to lay a ghost to rest and rehearse a form of communication that is common in professional practice. |
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| When I can mentally rehearse the one-word list in two minutes or less, I fill-in the other seven-letter words in the story. |
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| I need not rehearse the detail of each such attempt, but I refer to one which is independently verified as an example of what has occurred. |
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| I don't want to rehearse my criticisms of his tactics or the failures of his deplorable regime during the Oslo negotiations and thereafter. |
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| This is an excellent opportunity to review your child protection manual, discuss new policies and concerns, and rehearse sample case scenarios. |
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| If you have a major event, such as a big exam, board meeting, or speaking engagement, you can mentally rehearse how you want to feel, as well as what you want to think and do. |
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| To maximise the effects of mental rehearsal, teachers and coaches should encourage the performer to mentally rehearse successful movements away from the heat of competition. |
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| A professional dancer cannot rehearse or perform for hours on end without eating properly. |
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| You can rehearse till the cows come home, but when there is an audience out there in the auditorium, things are different anyway. |
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| I do not want to rehearse all the reasons in detail for insisting on a separation of state and church, they are adumbrated in the quotes above. |
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| It reinforces their identity as owners of the process, allows you to rehearse your response to challenges, and may give you a leg up politically. |
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| I just want to rehearse the arguments again so that we are all absolutely clear. |
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| Companies are concerned with selling their show, and have little time to develop an artistic process or rehearse. |
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| Suppliers, installers, groups needing to rehearse at the last minute: a few examples of requirements to be handled quickly and appropriately. |
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| There are mock drills to rehearse the plan, and systems are put in place for its periodic rehearsal and updating. |
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| If you can't assemble a few friends rehearse in front of an imaginary group. |
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| You help decide the topics you practise in conversation and the situations you rehearse in role-play. |
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| Groups will prepare and rehearse presentations, and deliver their presentations to the entire class. |
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| It's important to appear in command of the situation and so it's a good idea to rehearse the message. |
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| A helpful technique is to rehearse so that you are able to see the story in your own mind, like a movie. |
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| These practices provide opportunities for young authors to rehearse and receive feedback throughout the writing process. |
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| In the afternoon a small group starts to rehearse the songs for the prayers. |
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| Our schools, hospitals and other public buildings have detailed escape plans and rehearse them regularly. |
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| There was one point in our career where we'd get together every day and rehearse in the basement. |
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| Try to rehearse what questions you think they will ask so you are prepared. |
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| They rehearse confronting their spouses about the infidelities. |
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| He would like to have a little more time to rehearse each play. |
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| My Lord, I do not propose to rehearse the arguments that were put forward by Mr Kovats and, indeed, that your Lordship has considered in the judgment. |
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| It is unnecessary to rehearse the details of the case against him. |
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| I do not propose to rehearse in detail all those matters which I have identified earlier in this judgment as tending to the rejection of the Applications. |
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| This is hardly the place to rehearse the errors and elisions in his original article, or the way it allows its thesis like a steamroller to flatten the facts. |
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| As they rehearse it, Ghrai DeVore flicks through the intricate, rapid combination with delicacy and precision. |
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| A romantic letdown, sure, but he is, he says before hustling uptown to rehearse with the college jazz band, way too busy to carry a torch for a 22-year-old goddess. |
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| This is what we rehearse unto thee of the Signs and the Message of Wisdom. |
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| It was not until February 1971 that they settled on John Deacon and began to rehearse for their first album. |
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| Nevertheless, they rehearse the classical ontological arguments for the existence of God. |
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| After the disciples rehearse the old cliches about the Son of Man, Simon Peter comes up with the best definition of Jesus. |
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| The Aussie pop princess, 41, saw Polly Rae rehearse her racy Hurly Burly act before it premiered in London's Leicester Square Theatre. |
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| The lawyer advised her client to rehearse her testimony before the trial date. |
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| The Weekend Warriors project encourages former band members to rehearse and get back on stage, many for the first time in more than 20 years. |
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| The choral group will rehearse with Ms. Collins on the day of the show. |
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| Also, in the next scene, Quince states that they will rehearse in moonlight, which creates a real confusion. |
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| To practice: rehearse the pitch and assess the impact of your words. |
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| Before coming here to pretend to rehearse, they spent three weeks actually rehearsing in Dublin, under the guidance of Abrahamson and his composer Stephen Rennicks. |
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| On the park lawn, a trapeze artist is balancing on a high wire in the last fingers of sunshine and two actors rehearse their lines under the violet blooms of a jacaranda tree. |
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| The celebrity actors will then rehearse the work for the next 12 hours. |
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| To write out a script and rehearse it like a professional player may smack of falsity to people who pride themselves on their wholesome simplicity. |
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| Mr. Holehouse watched her rehearse several times before giving approval. |
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| To ensure safety and independence, I can keep change for telephone calls with me at all times, open my own bank account, rehearse an escape route from my home and review this safety plan. |
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| The group would often get together and rehearse at the Randrianasolo home and, after rehearsals, Ernest would mess around on his brother's guitar. |
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| It offers a chance to practice, to rehearse, and to share experiences-just such a program as Jesus' apostles and disciples had before they launched their mission to the world. |
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| The countries which have already directly qualified for the Grand Final rehearse on the Saturday and Sunday. |
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| They nearly attack with violence those who rehearse Our Signs to them. |
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| Although all but Jonny had left Abingdon by 1987 to attend university, On a Friday continued to rehearse on weekends and holidays. |
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| Getting hold of an instrument to rehearse or perform live in concert involves an entire network of solidarity, the musicians asking around to borrow basses and guitars from brothers, cousins or friends. |
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| You have to rehearse a song over and over again to see whether it's got punch or not and I have to hit upon just the right thing to bring it to life. |
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| It is important to rehearse a verbal explanation of what research is, in general, as well as the aims of your particular piece of research, in terms understandable by children. |
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| Sagittarians don't stop until they get what they want and Anthony will be willing to rehearse for as many hours as there are in a day. |
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| If the poliisi were playing storm trooper, the two men in Dog, 2001, rehearse the role of complicit citizen. |
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| In early 1981, the group reconvened and decided to tour the US that year, leaving little time to write and record a new album, as well as rehearse for the tour. |
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| In addition to rehearsals in their home countries, every participant is given the opportunity to rehearse on the stage in the Eurovision auditorium. |
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| So I am not going to rehearse my alternative and the reasons for it, but rather explore and criticize the sources of the psychosemantics of thinking. |
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