Sentence examples for choreographed that from inspiring English sources

"When the minuet is elaborately choreographed, that is repressive tolerance.

He really choreographed that scene to all this complex stuff that Tchaikovsky wrote, whereas most people kind of ignore it".

But "Never Gonna Dance," which opens on Thursday at the Broadhurst Theater, is the first show he has choreographed that revolves almost entirely around dance.

ALBANY — If the swearing-in of David A. Paterson as the 55th governor of New York on Monday looks carefully choreographed, that is no accident.

Wayne McGregor choreographed that year's Big Dance Pledge, with more than 121,000 children performing it at a designated time, as he attempted to set a record for The Largest Simultaneous Dance Routine ever.

Ms. DiPietropolo, who choreographed that more serious show set during World War II, puts the leftover scenery to inventive uses, like having a shy nun hide inside the shower that figured in "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair".

"They try to manage and choreograph that stuff," he said.

And I remember Mr. B.'s saying, "I didn't choreograph that".

How did you choreograph that?

Ms Lewitzky argued that, though she had never choreographed anything that could be considered obscene, she should have the right to do so if she wanted.

MacMillan manages to choreograph that pure joy but also that strength that comes from being in love.