rehearse|rehearsed|rehearses|rehearsing in English

verb

[re·hearse || rɪ'hɜrs /-'hɜːs]

drill, practice an action repeatedly in order to perfect it

Use "rehearse|rehearsed|rehearses|rehearsing" in a sentence

1. We continued to rehearse/continued rehearsing the chorus after the break.

2. We rehearse our words, but we rarely rehearse our gestures.

3. It seem rehearsed?

4. Thoroughly rehearse your presentation.

5. They planned to stagger our rehearsing hours.

6. This is why we're rehearsing.

7. It is God rehearsing his wrath.

8. The young dancers are rehearsing their Battements

9. Just rehearsing for the revival of evita.

10. The cast were in overdrive, rehearsing for the first performance.

11. Demonstrations and interviews should be rehearsed.

12. 28 The actors were poorly rehearsed.

13. Don't you rehearse during the shoot?

14. We had scant time to rehearse.

15. 15 She was rehearsing at the Metropolis Theatre.

16. He recorded the class rehearsing before the performance.

17. An Aerialist rehearsing for a rock tour battles age, …

18. We'll tell them we're rehearsing a love scene.

19. They were rehearsing "Hamlet",a tragedy by Shakespeare.

20. Practice Auditioning just like you rehearse for a …

21. We must carefully structure and rehearse each scene.

22. The actors began to rehearse a few scenes.

23. They rehearsed the scene in her dressing room.

24. He rehearsed the interview in his mind beforehand.

25. I'm sure his remarks were rehearsed, not impromptu.