Sentence examples for choreography running from inspiring English sources

"Do you still feel the choreography running through your body?

The title makes sense: Mr. Cunningham turns 90 that day, and the choreography runs nearly 90 minutes.

Ms. McKerrow and Mr. Gardner were more abandoned than usual, although the swiveling fluency of the Kylian choreography runs counter to Ms. McKerrow's basic classical style.

A writer from The Guardian criticized the video, calling it "wacky" and describing Carey's choreography as "running amok".

As for choreography, Ne-Yo ran the tightest game.

Mr. Maillot's choreography likewise runs an indecisive gamut of idioms.

On a recent afternoon, I paid a visit to 87Eleven in Inglewood, a stunt choreography studio run by Chad Stahelski and David Leitch, two of Hollywood's most in-demand stunt coordinators and co-directors of the bloody Keanu Reeves revenge thriller "John Wick," which opens Friday.

That's no mean achievement, since Mr. Cummings's staging and Scott Rink's choreography have them running, dancing and, uh, you-know-whating among the audience, which sits at supper-club-style tables.

Film critic Roger Ebert joked that the "Be Our Guest" choreography resembles "Busby Berkeley running amok".

The production has been retooled by Ms. Tharp with revised choreography and an abbreviated running time of 80 minutes, with no intermission.

Balanchine's interest in new choreography served as the seed for the school's original choreography workshops, which ran for about 15 years beginning in the mid-1980s.