Sentence examples for poorly choreographed from inspiring English sources

At badminton, cheerleaders wearing yellow outfits and pink shoes performed poorly choreographed routines — two even bumped into each other — with rackets as their props.

"I have seen a lot of boring first dances, or poorly choreographed, where the couple tries to do it on their own," said Rachel Venokur, who hired MatriMony Mony to help her and her fiancé, Christopher Clark, create a dance to a Queen song for their wedding on June 1.

Most of the time, Hart and Cube look flat, are poorly choreographed and staged, and they stare into the lens like they're hoping for guidance.

Immediately beside it, two adults were wearing tattered capes and fighting with a sword and a staff in what looked like a poorly choreographed show at Medieval Times.

If it was, the main spectacle promises to be both well choreographed and poorly attended.The Moscow poll was a fine example of "managed democracy", in which the Kremlin's hand was visible in everything from the advertising to the final result.

In 1973 she took charge of the Wuppertal Dance Theatre, where her first choreographed piece there, Fritz, was poorly received by those who disliked its intensely bleak subject matter.

And if this is merely another publicity stunt, she needs to know that a choreographed cave-in will be very poorly received by her constituents.

But the Broadway production, directed by Christopher Ashley and choreographed by Sergio Trujillo (who both worked on "Memphis"), was poorly received.

Your feints are choreographed.

Wonderful, choreographed, traditional tap.

Directed and choreographed by Kenny Ortega, the movie suffers from sluggish storytelling, a vocally challenged cast (led by an uncomfortable-looking Christian Bale) and poorly shot dance numbers bursting with anachronisms.