dress rehearsal

Converse of object

• do: He did a dress rehearsal, which was open in the morning.
• have: Anna was at Stagecoach, where she had a dress rehearsal for their end of term performance next week.
• watch: I notice a number of changes when I watch the dress rehearsal.
• include: Better they PokerProducts.com do been priced into and have included dress rehearsal at.
• see: Posted: 2006-07-19 11:12 I saw the dress rehearsal last night and was impressed with the range and commitment of the cast.
• become: The repression of the revolutionary movement of October 1934 then became a dress rehearsal for the horrors of the civil war.

Preposition: for

• event: It had been a great dress rehearsal for even greater events to come.
• war: This " war game " now looks increasingly like a dress rehearsal for the real war.

Adjective modifier

• final: We knew she was ill, but she came to Minack and did the final dress rehearsal.
• first: Interested parties should note that rehearsals normally begin approximately 6 weeks before the first dress rehearsal.
• last: I joined him for the last dress rehearsals and for the performance itself.
• public: No further discounts are available on public dress rehearsals, previews, matinees or season tickets.