Sentence examples for difficult to choreograph from inspiring English sources

Yet however dancelike, symphonies are notoriously difficult to choreograph.

Mozart's music is supposed to be difficult to choreograph.

A brawl scene between Johnson's and Diesel's characters was considered difficult to choreograph.

Bringing out the Inner Choreographer To choreograph an original routine, the unit comes with Rolly Choreographer software.

Then you have to choreograph, invite choreographers and know who to invite.

Morrice began to choreograph at a difficult time as Ballet Rambert was touring extensively and the repertoire increasingly dominated by multi-act 19th-century ballets.

Mr. Fiorato remembers his musicians being less than thrilled at first when Balanchine began to choreograph "Brahms-Schoenberg Quartet," a difficult classic set to Schoenberg's orchestration of a theme by Brahms.

That's how people start to choreograph.

Do I want to choreograph?

He also started to choreograph.

Martha Graham choreographed as a way to keep dancing, but Kelly danced in order to choreograph.