auditioner

Or, you know, every time the judges had the chance to ask an auditioner what they would do with that kind of coin.

Here's one auditioner who has a lot to prove.

"I'm about to get raw with you," she's seen telling one young auditioner.

Cook begins the sketch by calling for his secretary to show the next auditioner into the office.

Sight reading and ensemble materials will be supplied by the auditioner.

Karen Rodriguez was one such auditioner and reached the final rounds.

Each judge has the length of the auditioner's performance to decide if he/she will accept that singer on his/her team.

Each auditioner will take turn to sing one song for as long as they want.

If more than one coach turns, the auditioner then gets to choose who his or her coach will be.

But some outside observers cast a jaundiced eye on the Auditioner's abilities.

The bubbly Boston auditioner didn’t perform well in her group sing, and got eliminated.

So effective, in fact, that it seemed as though the mere threat of making an auditioner upset was too much for the judges to bear.

Talents are selected in blind auditions, where the coaches cannot see, but only hear the auditioner.

That second step gives Auditioner its name.

He's now taking one Voice auditioner to Broadway and another to Brazil.

Why are you such a terrible auditioner?' "

In fact, the New Jersey auditioner was celebrating, which led to this phone call home:

She's an incredible auditioner, by the way.

The auditioner will supply excerpts, sight-reading and ensemble materials.

The first auditioner claimed she was all-American.

There is a $20 audition fee that is refunded if the center cannot find a part for the auditioner.

Minaj and Carey are seen exchanging heated words after disagreeing about an auditioner's performance.

“American Idol” is hours away from starting its 11th season, undoubtedly by finding some rags-to-riches auditioner who starts the year off on a hopeful note.

Tonight, the series will air its very last auditions ever, so we're running an essay by repeat auditioner Sarah Sellers.

One auditioner was so proficient at Microsoft Access that she showed her prospective bosses how to improve their system.