Sentence examples for fancy choreography from inspiring English sources

There is no fancy choreography; the singers mostly stand in a half-circle, facing the audience, sometimes wandering off between numbers or even during songs to take swigs of water from bottles scattered around the stage.

And so we get a grand pas de deux, with some of Ms. Tharp's quickest and fanciest choreography, and Irene and the children get a chance to escape.

Annie Get Your Gun (1946), Touch and Go (1949), for which she won the Antoinette Perry Award for choreography, and Plain and Fancy (1955) were among the many musical plays for which she created the dances.

"Lightsaber is a bit of a conglomeration of other sword styles, mixed in with fancy moves and altered a bit for choreography," he said.

For his complex ballet, Mr. Nebrada devised several layers of choreography, some of them plain, but most fancy.

Mars is also known for his "fancy, slick and fantastic" footwork that is inspired by James Brown, all-band choreography and splits.

It's nothing fancy, at least not by the standards of Mitt Romney or Newt Gingrich, whose slickly produced ads come with high-definition panoramas and careful choreography.

Choreography, too.

Fancy names, fancy personas.

The choreography spanned 70 years.

The choreography becomes known.