rehearsal

• We had a conference after the dress-rehearsal, and our friend Mr. Goble told him in no uncertain words—in the whole course of my experience I have never heard words less uncertain—that his damned rotten high-brow false-alarm of a show—I am quoting Mr. Goble—would have to be rewritten by alien hands. —  The Project Gutenberg eBook of Jill the Reckless, by P. G. Wodehouse
• It turned out that there had been more than a bit of a breeze between him and Molly before they set out for the rehearsal, and he was emotionally disturbed. —  SLEUTH’S ALCHEMY: Cases of Mrs. Bradley and Others - Gladys Mitchell
• —The critics who wrote their notices at the dress-rehearsal, and complained of my playing pranks with the text were a little previous. —  The Story of My Life
• If your rehearsal is the only time people touch their instruments then you are in trouble! —  Cross Rhythms
• Psychologists call this "rehearsal" - the more (and sooner) you talk about an experience, the better it lodges in your memory, says George Loewenstein, Ph. D., a professor of psychology at Carnegie Mellon University. —  Cayman Net News Daily Headlines

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