well-rehearsed

Your well-rehearsed mental tricks and treats have no influence on the aesthetic choices regarding a n|om performance.

The Bushman Way of Tracking God PhD Bradford Keeney 2010

After my well-rehearsed presentation, I will then eagerly answer any questions that you may ask, with the following exceptions:

Melanie Benjamin: Ms. Benjamin's Guide to Etiquette for the Polite Reader (and Author) Melanie Benjamin 2011

Is it just that as soon as someone mentions ‘torture’ we all slip into our well-rehearsed ideological roles and hardly bother reading the post properly?

Matthew Yglesias » No One Expects The Spanish Inquisition 2010

In a well-rehearsed speech, my daughter is quick to remind me of this.

Chicken Soup for the Soul: Grandmothers Jack Canfield 2011

So, not only are Obama''s legenday speaking skills questionable by virtue of the fact that he only speaks well when using a well-rehearsed speech on a tele-prompter.

Reliable Sources: Journos spar over Obama presser question 2009

Romney had a well-rehearsed answer but there's fertile territory there for other Republican or Democratic candidates to plough.

GOP presidential economics debate in New Hampshire - as it happened 2011

We tried all our well-rehearsed arguments, appealing to him to take the drug because it was beneficial, and at the end of day, he would have to take it anyway.

Henry’s Demons Patrick Cockburn 2011

After my well-rehearsed presentation, I will then eagerly answer any questions that you may ask, with the following exceptions:

Melanie Benjamin: Ms. Benjamin's Guide to Etiquette for the Polite Reader (and Author) Melanie Benjamin 2011

There was a brief respite when Flood worked a well-rehearsed move to put Manu Tuilagi under the posts, but little to suggest what was to come with the turn around at half-time.

Leicester face Ulster ordeal to remain in Heineken Cup contention 2011

There is no shortage of well-rehearsed explanations for Europe's underperformance: less venture capital and no Silicon Valley community to foster start-ups; an allegedly more risk-averse culture; a more fragmented market with substantial language barriers, making it easier for U.S. firms like Groupon and LivingSocial to snap up smaller European rivals.

Digging For Europe's Tech Gold Hester Plumridge 2011