Sentence examples for involved choreography from inspiring English sources
The low-budget Magia was put in almost three months of pre-production, which involved choreography of live performances for the album, singing lessons for Shakira, and arranging the songs.
My son cannot keep up with the involved choreography of this guy beaming a laser to that guy, or this superhero using heat vision over here and that guy punching the other guy over there.
These haven't involved new choreography by him until now.
That city has expanded, as well: season two ended with the ambitious episode St Mark's, a borderline art film which involved incredible choreography on the famously garish East Village street.
Back in November, Heidi hosted the MTV Music Awards in her native Germany, a gig which, it turns out, involved heavy choreography to a vital viral hit song... while wearing a ridiculous costume.
Some theme-reinforcing passages go on too long, and plays that show artists at work are almost always embarrassing, even when it involves Balanchine choreography.
Before a crew can battle, it must first perform a choreographed piece that is judged in part on innovation and often involves complex choreography in unison and a theme or narrative that expands on the basic rocking moves.
Though there is perhaps a bit too much choreography involved, with all that changing of rooms, the service at Kinloch was excellent and friendly.
The dancers – wearing pointe shoes and Kanye's signature shutter shades – will appear for half-hour slots at 2pm, 4pm and 6pm and will encourage shoppers to get involved with the choreography.
While drinking a glass of milk, he began to consider the complex neuromuscular choreography involved in lifting the glass to his mouth, and was so overwhelmed that he spilled the milk.
A less convincing bit of costuming and choreography involved the portrayal of the Sorcerer by three dancers in billowing robes (Roman Zhurbin, Matthew Golding and Jacquelyn Reyes) who occasionally united into a single bulky being.
