Sentence examples for choreography over from inspiring English sources

IN his later years George Balanchine liked to stress choreography over those choreographed.

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They found that chromatophores display a highly coordinated choreography over time — reminiscent of the choreography of neuronal-population activity during movement5.

For instance, judges from the eastern bloc countries have long displayed a preference for classical music and balletic choreography over music and dance that contained more pop-cultural themes.

American Ballet Theater, which has shown Balanchine and Ashton choreography over the years, is now presenting a double bill of their ballets, short in duration (just under two hours), rich in substance.

An energetic and eclectic modern-dance company from New Brunswick, N.J., celebrates its 10th anniversary with three different programs that offer a panoramic view of Mr. James's choreography over the years.

Then Robert Battle's choreography takes over in a requiem for Ailey, whose recorded voice has echoed through the various episodes.

(Burke) Jessica Lang Dance (Friday through Sunday) It looks as if Ms. Lang's lustrous choreography went over well at Jacob's Pillow last year.

Likewise, Stockman's evenhanded directorial approach, which offers something to admire at every turn -- designer Guban's shadowy lights; Yvette M. Ryan's sheer, colorful costumes; the easy way Ashley Ivey's choreography takes over when it needs to; and the fascinating babble of Zimmerman's climax.

In this intimate nightclub environment, their punchy, collaborative ensemble choreography comes over with maximum impact, and its male-oriented message of sexual consumerism finds immediate, unquestioning acceptance.

She insists that she's authentic, straightforward, and without filter while maintaining a well-documented fear of fluorescent lighting (she won't be photographed in it without sunglasses, even going over choreography in shades).