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Meanings of hold auditions in English

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Usage of hold auditions in English
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Auckland's annual K-Pop competition is so popular it has to hold auditions to narrow down the number of entrants.
Radio NZ
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You hold auditions, cast the parts, write the scripts and, finally, after many months, are ready to start filming.
The Irish Times
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Alex Galvin and Simon Romanos are about to hold auditions for a professional production of Mozart's popular opera Don Giovanni.
Radio NZ
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Alex Galvin and Simon Romanos are about to hold auditions in Wellington for a professional production of Mozart's popular opera Don Giovanni.
Radio NZ
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The contest, which is part of the city's annual Korean Festival, has become so popular, it had to hold auditions for the first time.
Radio NZ
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In fact, the producers are probably still holding auditions for the various roles.
The South African
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The following evening, she watched the trial alone, since Jack was holding auditions at the university.
The secret life of ceecee wilkes
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She couldn't have picked a more difficult man if she had held auditions for the part.
Heart of gold
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She held auditions, choosing a dozen men and women who would give testimony about their enslavement.
Acts of faith
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Not that Frazier wouldn't be trying to win anyway, but he really can't afford to be holding auditions at quarterback.
Reuters
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In the last few years, big Korean entertainment companies have held auditions in New Zealand in search of their next star.
Radio NZ
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Well, they're holding auditions in a couple of weeks, right about when Grandpa and my cousins are all moving out there.
Blue noon
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The network will be holding auditions for the role of the icon on Sunday, 31 March at the Sky Rink Studios in Johannesburg.
The South African
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Kristen (Wiig) and I saw some shows at Second City and the Groundlings in L.A. We're also holding auditions soon in New York.
Reuters
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