Synonym: dry run. Similar words: rehearse, forehead, lose heart, wholeheartedly, move heaven and earth, for sale, dorsal, comprehend. Meaning: [rɪ'hɜrsl /-'hɜːsl] 
n. 1. a practice session in preparation for a public performance (as of a play or speech or concert) 2. (psychology) a form of practice; repetition of information (silently or aloud) in order to keep it in short-term memory.
n. 1. a practice session in preparation for a public performance (as of a play or speech or concert) 2. (psychology) a form of practice; repetition of information (silently or aloud) in order to keep it in short-term memory. 
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121. After rehearsal Carrie informed Lola.
122. He was invited to sit in on a rehearsal.
123. That's not to mention that Jackson was fifty years old and, because he was in rehearsal, was probably not performing "full out."
124. However the neuroanatomical substrates of phonological store and the function of rehearsal in phonological loop remain underdetermined.
125. Can you save your rehearsal for later when we have more time?
126. Carrie related the incidents of the rehearsal , warming up as she proceeded.
127. When I was the happiest in my life: When I had my first rehearsal in SM.
128. The actors were metamorphosed into a living tapestry of color at the dress rehearsal.
129. Dr. Barry Krakow of the Maimonides Sleep Arts and Sciences center in Albuquerque and the author of "Sound Sleep, Sound Mind," helped develop imagery rehearsal therapy.
130. The performers for the opening ceremonies, going through a full dress rehearsal on Wednesday night.
131. Ingmar Bergman with Liv Ulmann in Stockholm in the 1960 s during a theater rehearsal.
132. Finally, a simulation experiment is provided to prove the UAV mission rehearsal simulation structure and time performance.
133. On late Saturday night, there is a full dress rehearsal.
134. The main courses include Solfeggio, Harmony, Polyphony, Musical Analysis and Rehearsal.
135. Using delayed-response paradigms to enhance rehearsal is a key design feature in most former studies of immediate memory of VWM.
136. Conducting the premiere of a symphony without a rehearsal requires temerity.
137. No dress rehearsal in our life, every day was a field pickup.
138. Desperate to come to life, the characters interrupt the rehearsal of another Pirandello play and demand that the director and cast stage their story.
139. The main courses include Chinese Traditional Music Theories, Solfeggio, Harmony, Polyphony, Musical Analysis and Rehearsal.
140. What Jelly Roll Morton added to those free - flowing improvisations were careful rehearsal and arrangement.
141. The first one-year program are the children as"61"sectio nof the clapping song rehearsal.
142. It'seemed like a rehearsal of her own life, terrible in its vividness.
143. Small wedding parties may want to book their rehearsal dinner or reception at Coho.
144. Secondly, the cognitive factors which might affect the focus switch costs, mainly including retrieval, rehearsal, processing, update of memory and size of memory set, etc.
145. The weakpoints of the play became apparent in dress rehearsal.
146. Taking a long view of the project, I began to think in terms of the rehearsal schedules required.
147. There's Earthquake emergency exit rehearsal today, please follow routine and instruction.
148. He listened attentively to my brief rehearsal of the structure of parts.
148. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.
149. China is putting the last piece in plays for the upcoming Olympic opening ceremonies. Performers went through a full dress rehearsal Saturday complete with fireworks.
150. At least one dress rehearsal should be performed in dark twilight.
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