Sentence examples for choreographed script from inspiring English sources

The computer-generated characters in high-budget video games and movies might look realistic, but they are little more than digital marionettes, following a painstakingly choreographed script.

Party whips, Lords, MPs and others were all involved in cajoling, arm-twisting and bullying committee members to stick to a carefully choreographed script.

Now, Mr. Medvedev, the presidential successor personally selected by Mr. Putin, is creating his own public identity according to a choreographed script.

The selection reflected the fulfillment of a carefully choreographed script by the governing Liberal Democratic Party to ensure a smooth and quick succession to Mr. Obuchi, who still lies in a coma.

Thus the senior official, who briefed reporters on Dr. Albright's plane, said that Wednesday's statement reaffirming the moratorium of flight tests was part of a choreographed script worked out between the United States and North Korea at talks in Rome at the end of May.

Pseudo-events are carefully choreographed, following a prepared script and leaving nothing to chance.

The 2003 film "Honey," in which Jessica Alba played an aspiring music video choreographer battling the sexual advances of her mentor, was loosely based on Ms. Gibson's life (a friend from Toronto wrote the original script; Ms. Gibson choreographed the film and trained Ms. Alba, a nondancer).

I'll mention the popular Peaky Blinders – the inter-war gang drama set in sooty Birmingham and featuring the excellent Sam Neill as an ass-kicking police chief – though only to say I didn't take to its swaggering tone, its "bold" use of rock music, its flattering Guinness ad cinematography, melodramatic script and choreographed brawls.

Scripted, choreographed, utterly careful.

The project must be an original contribution, such as directing a play, devising an original piece with a group, writing a script, choreographing a dance, designing a set, lights or costume for a show, creating a solo, acting a major role, writing an essay, or another creative enterprise agreed upon with advisors.

Directed and choreographed by Dan Knechtges, with a script by Douglas Carter Beane, "Lysistrata Jones" has been dressed up (and scaled up) real pretty for Broadway, bringing a heightened touch of summer sun and silliness to what has been an exceptionally gray season for musicals.