Runthrough

You've had the first runthrough of a complicated, multifaceted musical production and it's hanging together.

There are generally three to five runthroughs at which the director feels his company is ready to be criticized by "outsiders." A large or small audience of friends may be invited to the last two of the runthroughs.

Emerging in the feedback phase of a larger conference presentation rehearsal activity, this general kind of negative observation is a linguistic resource deployed by Ron, the principal research investigator, to communicate what he considers to have been relevant omissions in the presentation runthrough.

Much of D. & H. joint service is conducted by runthrough train operations, which eliminate terminal delay.

One of the advantages of Conrail certainly is in runthrough trains.