choreograph a sequence

Frequency: 6.25.8 per million words

To design and arrange the movements for a dance or fight sequence.

sequenceVERB + sequence

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choreograph

Examples (10)

  • The director hired a specialist to choreograph the complex action sequence.
  • It takes immense talent to choreograph such an intricate dance sequence.
  • She is currently working to choreograph a captivating opening sequence for the play.
  • The action designer was tasked with choreographing a thrilling chase sequence.
  • Have you ever tried to choreograph a full musical sequence on your own?
  • Tomorrow, they will begin to choreograph the final combat sequence of the movie.
  • A good stunt coordinator knows how to safely choreograph a dangerous sequence.
  • The ballet master will choreograph a new dramatic sequence for the upcoming performance.
  • He spent weeks meticulously planning how to choreograph every single movement in the dream sequence.
  • The team must choreograph a seamless transition sequence between scenes.