Sentence examples for start to choreograph from inspiring English sources

That's how people start to choreograph.

If you've been talking about marriage and you know the proposal is in the air, it's better to just let it float for the time being so that you don't start to choreograph it with him or take away any of the time he may need to plan the proposal in the way he intends.

He also started to choreograph.

Within three years of starting to choreograph, he had formed his own full-time company.

When she started to choreograph, Fosse was among the first to give her the nod, and some astute advice.

In 1991 Mr. Byrd began to raise money for the production, which he had started to choreograph three years earlier.

I just started to choreograph solos, and then I made pieces for two people, then six, then eight - and finally, a whole company.

The controversy didn't stop when Léonide Massine started to choreograph to a series in the 1930s and 1940s; the symphony was felt to be the epitome of musical form unrealizable in dance, but these ballets became impressive, popular, sensational.

Though companies have a role to play, Bouder points out that some of the inequities that make it easier for men to be creative and to start learning to choreograph early are built into the fabric of the art form.

Around about midnight, all glammed up and standing atop toweringly tall stilettos, the contestants took the stage and started to perform some sort of choreographed dance routine.

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