Sentences with phrase «also rehearse»

The students should also rehearse their presentation at least once before the class.

You should also rehearse what you're going to say about it when the time comes.

New set photos have emerged this week showing the two in costume and also rehearsing a drunken dance sequence on a boat out of costume.

I also rehearsed answers to possible behavioral questions that would address my experience in this area (e.g., I was blindsided when all of the behavioral questions were about coping with organizational change and inter-staff conflict.

We also rehearsed our presentations and met Charlie and Afua, members of Childnet's Youth Advisory Board who would also be presenting later.

Not exact matches

This is directly tied to the previous point: Just as daydreaming frequently involves events from the past, it also frequently involves rehearsing future conversations, allowing us to practice planned encounters, be it with our boss, our spouse or anyone else with whom we have meaningful relationship.

It should also be communicated to all parties with responsibility to act and rehearsed in a mock attack.

One does not just undergo baptism and then do nothing, for baptism rehearses not only the death of an old life but also the rising to a new life.38

You could say that the list of challenges facing each diocese in western Europe is well - rehearsed: the secularism that we're fighting, inside and outside the church; the pressures on families; the pressures on education; engagement with the young; the problems caused by a kind of poverty that just alienates people from life and also from the Church.

Durkheim also was important to me in clarifying the point that ideologies are born in community and maintained there through regularly rehearsing those events that provide the symbolic paradigms through which members of the community understand themselves and their collective purpose.

I don't want to rehearse the hoary debate between Pascal and the Jesuits here, but one does not undermine the assertion that faith is a gift of God by saying that faith also means choosing to believe that God exists.

That's because chef Daniel Humm and co-owner Will Guidara have not only taken service — make that experience — to the next level, they've also made sure that the experience is actually fun, with moments of well - rehearsed magic both on and off the plate.

The emergency action plan must also be rehearsed so all parties know their roles in an emergency situation.

Also at 11 a.m., former NYC Mayor David Dinkins rehearses his narrative role in a special performance of Lincoln Portrait at Carnegie Hall next week in collaboration with renowned pianist Jiaxin Tian and the Manhattan Symphonie, DiMenna Center for Classical Music, 450 W. 37th St., Manhattan.

The government, he said, was also coming up with a well - rehearsed strategy to implement drastic punitive measures to ensure that all people who connived to...

She has also been rehearsing all night for a production of The Who's Tommy, a rock opera starring a pinball wizard as the classic nerd — socially isolated, extremely talented in a single area.

Psychologists found that the same area of the brain activated when laying down a memory is also activated when rehearsing that memory.

The film is also starring a friend of mine who I met on an airplane, who at the time was a soap opera actor and asked me to rehearse lines with him on the plane.

It also helps that the kids in «The Virginity Hit» look and sound like kids, not a group of rehearsed comics from central casting brought together due to their sharp looks or conventional schlubbery.

Her turn as Jackie pays tribute to the idiosyncrasies of the person — the measured tics and rehearsed presentation of self — while also injecting her own interpretation of the character — those moments behind closed doors.

That means taking time to record each other when we rehearse, and also live in the houses that we're supposed to be living in.»

As Fay rehearses in the role of Lady Macbeth for the school play, and gets a radically different haircut and look, she is also tentatively trying on the different guises of adulthood while struggling to maintain a semblance of continuity for her changing identity.

Meanwhile, some set photos also surfaced showing the trio rehearsing scenes alongside Mark Ruffalo (Bruce Banner), as well as the recreation of a Japanese city...

«It was crucial for Brad and Marion to not only begin rehearsing together before the shoot, but they also spent a lot of time developing their characters with the director, Robert Zemeckis,» producer Graham King tells People.

The unit also involves a large amount of reading and encourages students to rehearse independently with less involvement / aid from the teacher.

She's also going to feel nervous, so it's a good idea to rehearse.

Rehearsing with a trusted colleague also helps Sarah identify where she wants the conversation to go.

Not only are specific words important, entire academic sentences should also be learned and rehearsed.

It also offers a chance to rehearse the key mathematical processes of exploring, conjecturing, generalising and justifying.

Between the rearing lamp posts and the falling masonry he would sometimes catch himself rehearsing his last words to her — also as often as not borrowed from the popular Italian operas — as though time had concertinaed, his heart had smashed, and she was dying even before he had met her.

You also need to consider how long your dog has rehearsed the behavior.

Also, mentally rehearsing keeps you from listening to what is said.

The film defies the convention of a linear narrative; the long haired protagonist rehearses an extract from Gilbert Sorrentino's poem The Morning Roundup, whilst also attempting to recall particular memories and sensations.

«While his work tends to excavate lost histories, I find it is less about the past than about both the present and the future — not just what we remember but also what we rehearse, and what we rehearse for.»

In - house counsel can be instrumental in not only helping to design an appropriate PR strategy, particularly in regard to co-ordinating the firm's regulatory and legal response, but also in ensuring that the program is rehearsed, well understood, and practical.

You can also prepare for interviews by rehearsing and practicing with sample interview questions.

You should also sound natural, not rehearsed — people can tell if you really love what you do and believe in what you're saying or if you're just trying to sell them on your idea by delivering a rehearsed pitch.

But researching companies can often be an arduous task when you're also busy rehearsing what you want to say about your work experience in the interview.

Along with rehearsing your points prior to the interview, you may also want to type up the list and print out a copy for your interviewer to keep.

You have probably rehearsed a million times your replies to the most commonly asked interview questions but you should also take into an account what you should avoid saying.

The in - person interview is the time to show your personality, so as you prepare the content for your interview you should also think about the demeanor you want to project — poised, confident, knowledgeable — and rehearse with a friend, or even in a mirror until you nail it.

While you don't want to appear rehearsed during an interview you also don't want to come off as someone with little to no preparation.

Also, don't make it sound as if you carefully rehearsed for this question.

Not only do you need to rehearse your answers to commonly asked interview questions, you also need to research the company and, if possible, members of the hiring team.

A therapist can also help you hash out and rehearse how the two of you will tell the children, Rubenstein added.

I was rehabbing part time, while still working a bartending gig and also touring, rehearsing and recording with my band.