Sentence examples for choreographed sessions from inspiring English sources
The Clinton event, held over three days at a Sheraton Hotel, featured tightly choreographed sessions to come up with solutions to specific world problems.
Cardinal Godfried Danneels of Belgium, for instance, told his peers that an unfettered "culture of debate" was especially needed in synods of bishops, choreographed sessions that are usually rubber-stamped by the Vatican in advance.
The arena-filling bouts of "WWE Raw" feature beefy men in often bedazzled leotards calling each other names before engaging in dramatically choreographed fumble sessions.
Similarly, Mr. Bush pressed his aides to fill his day with the highly choreographed question-and-answer sessions with invited supporters that have become a staple of his campaign -- and that were used in his father's campaigns.
"Chocolate Sessions," which Dwight Rhoden has choreographed as the latest premiere in the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater's season, is a dirty-dancing variation on "Twist," a dazzling work he created for Dance Theater of Harlem last year.
The exercise program was choreographed and led by certified aerobic-instructors, and each session included a maximum of 25 participants.
In the series of televised, carefully choreographed "Ask President Bush" events with supporters around the country, sessions filled with prayers and blessings, one questioner recently summed up the feelings of so many Christian conservatives, the core of the Bush army.
The prelude to every match at Wimbledon, as elsewhere, is a hitting session that lasts five minutes and unfolds like a choreographed dance.
Victor Alimpiev's videos record carefully choreographed performances that use aspects of modern dance, experimental theatre or some kind of collective therapy session while rigorously avoiding any kind of narrative conclusion or psychological resolution.
Your feints are choreographed.
Instead, he holds sessions billed by the campaign as chances to "meet Fred," often little more than photo opportunities, with the staging not especially well choreographed.
