audition, stamen, on (AGAIN), outsell

Peter Wright, a renowned choreographer and art director, recruited Yoshida for his Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet--now the Birmingham Royal Ballet.
"One day, he was at the Royal Ballet School to watch us dance," Yoshida said. "Everybody knew he was there to audition us, all except me. So I was able to relax and perform my usual ballet, while everyone else was nervous."





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on (AGAIN)
preposition
used to show when something is repeated one or more times:
The government suffered defeat on defeat in the local elections.
Wave on wave of refugees has crossed the border to escape the fighting.
outsell 
verb [T] outsold, outsold
(of a product) to be sold in greater numbers than another product:
CDs soon began to outsell records.

sell-out cabaret

A Lily with its Stamens

stamen
The male reproductive organ of a flower, including the anther, where pollen is produced, and the filament, which supports the anther. (© Houghton Mifflin Company)

stamen

【植】雄蕊

━━ n. （pl. ～s, stam・i・na  ） 【植】雄蘂(ゆうずい), 雄しべ.

audition

(ô-dĭsh'ən)
n.

1. A trial performance, as by an actor, dancer, or musician, to demonstrate suitability or skill.
2. The sense or power of hearing.
3. The act of hearing.

v., -tioned, -tion·ing, -tions. v.intr.
To take part in a trial performance: auditioned for the role and got it.
v.tr.
To evaluate (a person) in a trial performance.

[Latin audītiō, audītiōn-, from audītus, past participle of audīre, to hear.]