Accordingly, the Book of Exodus not only begins with this conjunction (which assumes the previous narrative), but also rehearses the descent into Egypt.
The Pentateuch being a still closer unity, Exodus rehearses the descent into Egypt, 2.
There Minerva rehearses Ulysses' grievances, demanding that he be at last allowed to return home and his son saved from the suitors' ambush.
Again complimenting Christ on his acumen, Satan rehearses the great deeds performed by Philip of Macedon and by Julius Caesar, who began their glorious careers earlier in life than he.
On his first landing the Muse Erato rehearses for our benefit the history of the Latins, whose royal race, represented at present by Latinus, claims to descend from Saturn.
The director not only rehearsesthe manner of giving a sense, but the manner of receiving it.
Monday morning he rehearses with the orchestra, and is assigned a number on the program of the week--vaudevillians, like convicts and hotel guests, being identified by numbers.
In more modern terms we might here speak of the principle of the correlative, which Ogilvie rehearsesin his treatment of the correspondence of subject and metaphor, and even indeed of metaphor as a mode of vision.
Ogilvie rehearses a characteristic later eighteenth-century view of the imagination and makes again the conventional distinctions between faculties appropriate to philosophy and to poetry.
In the remainder of our chapter, Moses rehearses in the ears of the people, in language of touching simplicity, the facts connected with the appointment of the judges, and the mission of the spies.
And first, Moses rehearses in the ears of the people his charge to Joshua.
All this, the beloved servant of Christ most meekly rehearses in the ears of the people.
Wherein Captain Galligasken rehearses the persistent Efforts of the illustrious Soldier to obtain Permission to attack Fort Henry, and follows him to the Capture of that important Position.
Wherein Captain Galligasken rehearses the persistent Efforts of the illustrious Soldier to obtain Permission to attack Fort Henry, and follows him to the Capture of that important Position.
The Company discourse, and Braid-Beard rehearses a Legend 70.
Braid-Beard rehearsesthe Origin of the Isle of Rogues 90.
It rehearses the discoveries of Córdoba and Grijalva, and sustains the views of Cortés, who charged Velasquez with being incompetent and dishonest.
It rehearses the story of the Inca rule, not always agreeing with Garcilasso, and only touches the Spanish Conquest as it had proceeded before the murder of Atahualpa.
Apolinarius(528) and Theodorus say that all the Evangelists mention one and the same person; but that John rehearses the story more accurately than the others.
It is at all events of much older date than any of the later uncials; and it rehearses in detail the contents of S.
Rehearses the usual sentiments about the dignity of the Senate and Theodoric's care in the choice of officials.
With most motherly pride Volumnia rehearses the brave deed to Virgilia, her son’s wife (act i.
These thoughts in briefer and more nervous style Whitney rehearses to the old theme, A brazen wall, a sound conscience (p.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "rehearses" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
