Sentences with phrase «dress rehearsal by»

Just one word of advice: avoid looking like you came from a tap dance dress rehearsal by pairing the metallic topper with more subdued pieces, like a simple black skirt and a tee or a pair of skinny jeans.

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The massive war games have been described by the North's government as a dress rehearsal for an invasion of the Korean peninsula.

It was a new experiment, whose dress rehearsal was imposed initially at gunpoint by the Chicago Boys in Chile.

Guest Post by Bryan Brewer, Funding Quest As a volunteer «pitch doctor» for the Northwest Entrepreneur Network's First Look Forum program, I attended the dress rehearsal last week where twelve eager entrepreneurs practiced their pitches for the big event next... Continue reading →

The latter proclamation was immediately interpreted by some as a sign that the U.S. Open would go to Cherry Hills in the following decade, since in the recent past the USGA has used the Amateur as a dress rehearsal for hosting the Open.

Or rather, Theo Bertram, a number 10 staffer who was playing the role of Clegg in one of many dress rehearsals staged by the Labour party in the build - up to the general election — the first British general election to feature live TV debates.

Ed Miliband was given a «brutal» dressing down by Alastair Campbell in a rehearsal for a leadership...

Ed Miliband was given a «brutal» dressing down by Alastair Campbell in a rehearsal for a leadership debate, according to the latest inside account of Labour's election campaign.

I recently wore a fun hat (pictured above) to a luncheon with an oldie by goodie rehearsal dinner dress.

By the way, the ivory color of your wedding and rehearsal dresses is definitely a gorgeous shade on you!

Public speaking is no problem for you, and as you rise to toast your BFF at her rehearsal dinner, youre bolstered by the buoyant feeling this truly elegant dress gives you!

Fair enough to wonder if we're not dreaming along with him, in some dress rehearsal for Waking Life, when he quickly happens upon a mother (Jean Caffeine) sprawled in a residential Austin boulevard, freshly driven over by her disturbed son (Mark James).

To help teams polish their pitches, Cambridge students had a dress rehearsal in front of a dozen seasoned experts — entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and others recruited by Geoff Mamet, founder of Impact Hub Boston.

I sat in the audience of a fifty - two - year - old woman who had worked with a voice coach for two years to become a more fluent and compelling public speaker, watched the dress rehearsal of a play written by a sixty - three - year - old new playwright, and enjoyed the debut performance of a fifty - eight - year - old former schoolteacher at the conclusion of his first year of studying acting.

For example, on the same day as the dress rehearsal, another group of students worked with a set of elegant wooden tubes designed by the media lab to teach the binary number system used in computer coding.

This would later become the, «dress rehearsal,» as stated by series creator, Joey Ansah, for what would lead to the new series, Street Fighters Assassin's Fist.

My Crippled Friend, Columbus College of Art and Design, Columbus, OH Dress Rehearsal, Galerie Andreas Huber, Vienna Jump Cut, Marianne Boesky, New York, NY Decenter: An Exhibition on the Centenary of the 1913 Armory Show, curated by Andrianna Campbell and Daniel Palmer, George Washington University, Washington DC

So if this is a job you want, then do everything you can to maximise your chances by thorough preparation, and a dress rehearsal to obtain good quality feedback before the big day.

At the trial, the claimant will then be disadvantaged by the fact that the respondents will have had a dress rehearsal for their opposition to the claimant's case (regardless of what the Act may say about the privacy or without prejudice nature of such reviews and inquiries).

at the trial, the applicant will then be disadvantaged by the fact that the respondents will have had a dress rehearsal for their opposition to the applicant's case (regardless of what the Act may say about the privacy or without prejudice nature of such reviews and inquiries).