Sentence examples for was choreographed with from inspiring English sources

From start to finish, Fidel's funeral was choreographed with Big History in mind.

The production was choreographed with Alexandra Danilova and features Patricia McBride, Helgi Tomasson and Shaun O'Brien.

His first ballet, Classic Ballet (1936), was choreographed with Balanchine; Dollar restaged this work in 1944 as Constantia for Ballet International.

MacMillan in 1965 was choreographing with many fine points of academic and musical phrasing that later dropped from his lexicon.

Before she died she talked about cheeseburgers and Reuben's trombone playing and the new movies coming out and the dance that Paul was choreographing with the residents of his home.

The group dances are choreographed with impressive tightness and expertise.

The cat-and-mice games are choreographed with gleeful invention.

It looks funny, but its geometric formations are choreographed with dead seriousness.

David Toser's costumes are persuasively shabby, and the klatches of gossiping men and tittering young women are choreographed with skill.

("It is choreographed with such verve," wrote the Guardian's Judith Mackrell last year, "that its effect is almost ecstatic").

The fight scenes are choreographed with such skidding physicality you fear for the safety of the front row.