At first he used to work behind the stage as a prompter.

It turned out that the wrong speech was in the prompter.

The President gave a fine performance with his speech, not even using the prompter.

All of which the prompter would need to have recorded in their book.

His eyes were often fixed on the prompter, and he did not seem to know the music well enough.

The other was a prompter, with a line waiting for her, flashing red.

"Now they're more a part of the show than just a prompter.

I had never dreamed he would respond to such a prompter.

She read the spot once off the prompter, thanked everybody and got up to leave.

From this vantage point, the prompter has an excellent view of the stage floor.

She has a fantastic memory, and never uses a prompter on stage.

At the first preview on Friday night, some lines were missed and the voice of a prompter was heard.

In his small, but consequential role, the prompter was perfection.

He carries a prompter; it has never taken me longer than three minutes to get to him."

And when censorship problems arose, the prompter had to resolve them.

"Cue," said the prompter, close to her side, but she did not hear.

Banging her fist on the prompter wasn't a good idea.

The prompter sits during performances in the box sunk into the front of the stage.

She looked into the prompter, adjusted the contrast and cleared her throat.

The prompter gave her a line: Sorry, guys, but I'm working late again tonight.

Finally a prompter was heard, prodding him into speech.

It was in this sense that the prompter "held" and "kept" the "books" of the company.

It was nearly time, and still she spoke to no one, heard little, viewed the blank prompter with a certain measure of fear.

"Jazz is really America's classical music," the President read from a prompter.

"You also get a sense of the misstatements and repetition when candidates speak without a prompter."

You are then prompted to have your medical history taken.

We have to prompt them in one way or another.

I was about to prompt him when he started up again.

Then I looked up and saw what had prompted his action.

He never knew what prompted him to ask the question.

Finally a change in the light prompted him to open his eyes.

But what prompted him to go looking for me in the first place?

The development of the area prompted the need for a new church.

So pay attention when you are prompted to do such things.

His move was again prompted by the issue of money.

What would prompt a woman to run off when nothing was wrong?

I'm not sure what prompted me to go back a few times in the last couple of weeks.

The police said they did not know what prompted the attack.

"He would come right up to me without being prompted."

That prompted the company to ask for a 24 percent increase instead.

It was not clear what prompted the call to the police.

But God kept prompting me to talk to the man.

The new law was prompted by events at the end of 1967.

"And now you will tell me what prompted such serious talk."

The news prompted its stock to fall in recent months.

That may have been what finally prompted her to leave.

And what would prompt her to take such a chance?

What had ever prompted him to buy it in the first place?

No one seems to know, or at least really understand, what prompted him to do that.

He did not give himself time to know what had prompted him to do it.

But he would make no prompt report to the police.

She was very prompt; he could set his watch by her.

They put in a prompt call to the local hospital.

He was going to make prompt use of this information.

If there was ever a time to take prompt action, it is now.

The pay was for the job, not the time, so he had nothing to lose by being prompt.

"We now say the time has come for prompt action," he said.

"And we will go about that in a prompt way."

More important, the family could get prompt access to medical treatment.

Perhaps her prompt actions would show how much she did care.

It would have to be prompt, if they ran out of food.

He took my silence as a prompt to keep talking.

He was prompt to answer and never got tired of our many questions.

"Because he is just the kind to work for," was the prompt answer.

Even then such orders were often not enough to get prompt action.

I think the Commission should give a prompt response here.

I thank the Commission for having given this its prompt attention.

The question sounded more like a prompt than a need to know.

He had heard that the great were prompt about small matters.

The College as a result, saw prompt expansion and development.

"Come up," was the prompt order that came through the wall phone.

He wanted prompt service and was willing to pay for it.

The answer was prompt and made no more sense than the identity it had given itself.

A party of six, we made reservations and were prompt.

No other instructions are necessary, and the service is prompt.

Prompts are faded (reduced) at each step as they are mastered.

Download Prompt - Firefox will ask where to save downloads.

In 2008, Command Prompt, Inc. released the source under the original license.

From 2007, Magnormos shifted to producing full productions again under the name of the Prompt!

Prompts are faded systematically and as quickly as possible to avoid prompt dependency.

Musicals shown through Prompt!

Prompts are mouthed silently or hurled lyrically in a half-voice, audible (hopefully) only on stage.

Prompts are often categorized into a prompt hierarchy from most intrusive to least intrusive.

The Policy of Prompt Arrest Some similar research has produced a sharp change in police actions in domestic disputes.

When executed (either from Windows Explorer or Command Prompt) this is displayed:

Click the Startup Prompt button.

You can make this tell you much more about your machine by using the command PROMPT.

To do this you would use PROMPT What next, Fred?

Command Prompt is not disabled, although Regedit is, and the system is almost unusable.

SERVICE Prompt and helpful.

SERVICE Prompt and courteous, with a never-ending specials listing.

Safe Mode with Command Prompt () - Default mode, except that Cmd.

When he was in the colliers between Leith and London, there was only one steamboat - the Prompt - which plied between these two ports.

The Prompt, Performa 09 Biennial New York (USA)

Laro replaced a company named Prompt, whose employees belonged to Local 32B-32J of the Service Employees International Union.

It runs on MS Windows' "DOS PROMPT".

Gurgen was married to a daughter of Ashot the Prompt, member of the Bagratid line of Klarjeti.

Update Prompt - As updating the browser on a flash drive can be very slow, Firefox Portable asks you if you'd like to update rather than doing it automatically.

In 2010, the Legislature passed White's Construction Prompt Pay Act (LB 552) which ensures that contractors, subcontractors, and workers receive payment in a timely manner.

STEVE: No, no, MS-DOS Prompt.