Sentence examples for be difficult to choreograph from inspiring English sources
Mozart's music is supposed to be difficult to choreograph.
It's all in the language, but language, of course, is difficult to choreograph.
Yet however dancelike, symphonies are notoriously difficult to choreograph.
A brawl scene between Johnson's and Diesel's characters was considered difficult to choreograph.
But it was difficult to follow "Fuji Musume (Wisteria Maiden)," a Kabuki-inspired solo choreographed by Hoshu Tachibana.
It was difficult to tell which end of the animals was which until their massive flukes drew up and dived in a choreographed departure.
For the rest of us, well — it's difficult to make out a lot of what, exactly, is transpiring throughout "Ich, Kürbisgeist," which is directed by Paul Lazar with Annie-B Parson, who choreographed the work.
Instead, there seemed to be a program to choreograph when chromosome units replicate during S phase, executed by inititation at clusters of individual replicons within each segment.
A stunt coordinator with wrestling experience was hired to choreograph the teenage actors' scenes.
Mr. Ratmansky is expected to choreograph a new "Cinderella," for the Australian Ballet, next year.
