| When rehearsals began, she was so impressed with him that she made him understudy for Jason's leading role. |
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| Shortly after making the move, she was hired as an understudy for the company. |
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| He is standing to the side once again on this day, an understudy in this tumultuous theatre. |
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| The spritely 27-year-old was swept in as a last-minute understudy for the part when Clairemarie Osta came down with double tendinitis. |
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| I was his understudy for a few years and I tried to learn as much as I could from him. |
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| Dale Robinson will again understudy with a tune-up eight-rounder ahead of a possible crack at the British flyweight title around Christmas. |
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| Beginning as a swing and understudy in 1996, the teenager eventually scored a major role and performed the lead as an understudy about ten times. |
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| She was called back for a second, then a third audition before being cast as an understudy to the lead. |
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| He will understudy his successor who has an important role behind the scenes on the tour. |
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| I was rehearsing for a small part in Chicago, though my agent felt a understudy role in Alabama was more likely. |
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| What is an understudy or replacement to do when he takes over a role vacated by a star? |
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| There are several Juliets, at least two Romeos, and among the 32 dancers everyone seems to understudy everybody else. |
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| Their Siegfried injured his leg, so his understudy lip-synced the role while the hurt tenor sang from a chair. |
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| After the auditions, she told me that she wanted me to understudy all of the parts, since I knew them already, just in case. |
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| In 1942 she was taken on as understudy for Tallulah Bankhead in Thornton Wilder's The Skin of Our Teeth on Broadway. |
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| Indeed, I was heavily backed to go the 1978 World Cup as his understudy but in the end I wasn't fit enough. |
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| Staff will be deployed to understudy countries with increasing expertise on those countries. |
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| In this era, he was the understudy and occasional striking partner of a certain Diego Maradona. |
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| I don't suppose anyone goes to drama school with the sole intention of being an understudy. |
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| Now considered the leading understudy to the peerless Gianluigi Buffon, the agile Marco Amelia has fulfilled his early promise. |
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| Chris remembers the night well, as he had to go on for the understudy, even though he wasn't covering that part. |
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| As our train rumbles in through suburbia, Chris and I share our all-time understudy horror stories. |
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| Upon completion of the understudy program, technicians can sign reports that confirm the authenticity of the items received. |
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| She then went on to understudy and play the role of Eponine in Les Miserables at The Palace Theatre, London. |
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| The gallant understudy, who saved the company's bacon by taking over the role of Goneril, has been denied the reviews that might have done her career the world of good. |
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| His charges: a golden-haired terrier mix named Sunny, who plays Sandy, and Sunny's understudy, Casey. |
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| One of the leads and her understudy were hurt when their trailer flipped. |
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| I ask the minister, I ask the Prime Minister and I ask his understudy, when will they get fully engaged on this file? |
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| He booked his first audition for understudy in the Tony-award-winning Thoroughly Modern Millie. |
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| Former Joffrey dancer Meg Paul, who has been with the production from its workshop days as both a swing and an understudy, is now also a dance captain. |
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| It's a bit like the old fairy tale of an understudy in the theatre getting their chance when the real lead falls ill and given the opportunity commands the stage. |
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| And Patta's creepy understudy Scarpa is trying to fit up trusty police-boat pilot Foa for nicking fuel. |
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| He will understudy his boss, so as to get the feel of his decisions and see the reasons behind them. |
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| At the moment, employers are required to put in place an understudy programme for each expatriate employee. |
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| Canada's Ryder Hesjedal proved a worthy understudy for Vandevelde in 2010, finishing seventh in the Tour de France. |
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| Revealing a talent for singing, François went on to find work as an understudy, stepping in to replace singers in various operettas. |
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| Fees to those directly involved in your process, for instance, the understudy, your accompanist, the foundry. |
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| New employees are given extensive understudy training within the laboratory in order that they may qualify as specialists and testify in court. |
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| I mean, isn't it a ridiculous situation when an understudy can never go on to play a lead role, but always has to remain an understudy? |
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| Make training and localization a company-wide obligation in lieu of position-specific understudy programmes when expatriate workers are hired. |
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| Under this scheme, the understudy is to be trained to replace the expatriate worker in due course. |
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| From Katie Holmes to Anne Hathaway, see our picks for her understudy. |
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| Accordingly, they offered her 7000 francs to be the understudy. |
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| The bowling always seems to be of less concern while Australia boasts such varied pace options, though it would be a brave gambler who staked anything on predicting Nathan Lyon's understudy. |
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| Recently, an understudy he knows took over mid-performance after the actor he was covering put his back out, only for the understudy to slip on a discarded fur coat in the wings and break his own leg. |
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| The curling competition, under the leadership of sports manager Neil Houston and his team of Kyla, Laura and Russian understudy Olga, ran the on-ice competition with focus and expertise. |
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| The candidate can then become an understudy on the team, where they have to pass a preselection course that is physically demanding, testing the divers swimming and diving abilities. |
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| Examiners of Counterfeits have a university science degree and undergo a lengthy understudy program, followed by mock trials and a final examination before receiving their accreditation. |
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| In such cases it was pointed out that such experts should be employed on short contracts with local counterparts to understudy them and eventually take over from them. |
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| By the time he returned to full fitness, Carrasso found himself resigned to an understudy role and he ended the season on the bench before switching to Toulouse that summer. |
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| Relegated to appearing in domestic cup competitions, Mucha accepted his role of understudy, hoping that a chance to prove himself would eventually materialise. |
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| In 1959, he was Peter O'Toole's understudy in Lindsay Anderson's West End staging of Willis Hall's The Long and the Short and the Tall. |
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| Since then the younger son, James, has stepped forward to understudy. |
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| Hopkins became Olivier's understudy, and filled in when Olivier was struck with appendicitis during a 1967 production of August Strindberg's The Dance of Death. |
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| Gerry says the dog star and his understudy puppy pals are Bobby dazzlers. |
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