Sentence examples for choreographed herself from inspiring English sources

Ms. Shivalingappa said her next project, solo work she choreographed herself and plans to perform on an American tour next fall, bears traces of Ms. Bausch's influence, and she recalled how she knew only Indian classical dance when she began working with Ms. Bausch.

Recently Ms. Boulé has begun choreographing herself; a piece is scheduled for Issue Project Room in May.

There were packed houses for Dame Ninette's productions, some of them choreographed by herself and with home-grown stars such as Margot Fonteyn.

A strange metaphor ended the evening: Mam Smith, a trapeze artist suspended within white drapes, molded her body into shapes choreographed by herself and Christopher Harrison.

At the same time, she choreographed for herself and other dancers with productions ranging in tone from "Cassandra" (1953), a warning against hysteria, to the gracious "Concertino" (1955).

Ms. Houlihan had choreographed a solo for herself to Roy Orbison's recording of the song several years ago.

Ms. Barrio re-enters in a swirl of white silk to perform "Alegrías," a New York premiere that she choreographed for Mr. Ogalla and herself.

Curse these regrets that came to her mind, dancing across her duckling brain as if choreographed by Madame Skurt-xu herself: frolicking in a meadow with the guileless Lavera, pointing at butterflies and stuff like that.

No matter what bad taste this performance left in your mouth, you have to consider two things 1) she didn't choreograph this fiasco herself and 2) everyone in the world is talking about the VMAs and Miley Cyrus this morning.

Twelve years later she formed her company, having choreographed more than 30 solos for herself in the interim.

Swift was never a busker, and she carried herself through the many choreographed demands with effortless grace. . 4. Still, she left some room for surprises -- which arrived courtesy of two special guests.