Sentence examples for material choreographed from inspiring English sources

About "Cortège Hongrois," a reassembling of classical theme-and-variations material choreographed by Marius Petipa in the 1898 "Raymonda," there is more to say.

"The irony is he choreographed great material for men," Mr. Martins said.

Novel nonlinear structures take the form of optimised thin-walled structures that operate safely in the post-buckling regime; shape-morphing structures that exploit multi-stability to snap and pop between different configurations; and meta-materials that derive novel material properties from a cascade of choreographed instabilities.

The Little Match Girl Arthur Pita niftily sidesteps the usual Christmas source material and choreographs one of the less well known of Hans Christian Andersen's tales.

Sehgal's artistic materials are time and attention – moments of choreographed togetherness with people, and what luxurious materials these are.

MARTIN SHORT Fame Becomes Me Book by Martin Short and Daniel Goldfarb; music and arrangements by Marc Shaiman; lyrics by Scott Wittman and Mr. Shaiman; conceived by Mr. Short and Mr. Wittman with additional material by Alan Zweibel; directed by Mr. Wittman; choreographed by Christopher Gattelli.

But much of the material is striking, including winding lines of choreographed evolution: dancers rise from aggressive, creaturely crawls to upright, ramrod figures.

When David Butow decided to spend 2012 traveling the world to photograph Buddhism, he knew there would be a rich abundance of visual material: colorful clothing, vibrant decorations and precisely choreographed rituals.

Heavy on material from last year's Art Angels, the tightly choreographed 40 minutes saw Claire Boucher vamping, shrieking, and playing multiple instruments with aplomb.

CARNIVAL Music and lyrics by Bob Merrill; book by Michael Stewart, based on material by Helen Deutsch; artistic director, Jack Viertel; directed and choreographed by Kathleen Marshall.

Some of the material they perform is based on classical dressage: moving in choreographed formation, performing variants of the pirouette or the cadenced trot.