As he read his speech, crunching the paper hard as though warding off the temptation to improvise, it became clear that the text hammered out with Tony Blair's minions had been amended.
The demon has invaded you... "It sometimes happens that people completely unsuited for word-play will improvise an endless string of puns and wholly improbable idea relationships fit to outdo the ablest masters of this preposterous craft.
The best student athletes are also versatile, with an ability to improvise when things don't go to plan.
They play from their setlist, but they improvise, too, enjoying themselves in this beautiful setting.
The presenters don't work from autocue; they'll often improvise and acknowledge mistakes as they go.
He also enjoys moving around and photographing poorer villages, which he likes for their colours and for "the way they improvise structures".
Their 20-year-old goalkeeper Luis Guevara Mora decided to improvise.
On the minus side, one can see the first inklings of the tendency to pad things out which came to blight some of his later mainstream work; Banks's fertile imagination meant that he could improvise very easily – Prentice's brother's standup comedy routines feel distinctly superfluous.
In the IDF, which he served as a reservist for nearly a quarter of a century, soldiers are encouraged to improvise, lest they lose the initiative in the fog of battle.
As an organist in Kensington for 14 years, the passion of God in him often induced him to play with all the stops out; at the piano, like some flagellant, he might improvise until the hammers broke and his fingers bled on the keys.Death as MuseHe was no saint, though.
When the police phone his wife she exclaims, "Oh, delusions of grandeur he's the chief surgeon at the hospital .Earning dollars outside tourist areas is harder, so locals improvise or go hungry.
