Sentence examples for Improvising a solution from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Armstrong calmly went about improvising a solution.

Soon a call went out to cartographers around the world, asking them to improvise a solution.

Standing naked, Stoppard improvised a solution that was used in the movie.

The festival improvised a solution, drafting David Robertson to conduct Beethoven's Ninth Symphony on Wednesday and Thursday, and Pierre Boulez to conduct Mahler's Third on Saturday.

Bricolage in the modern sense can be defined as a kind of inventiveness, an ability to improvise a solution to a problem without proper or obvious tools or materials.

Mr. Spinetti said he improvised a solution: he promised the fans that if they behaved, they could sit in the front rows after the show, "and we'll do a 10-minute semester on the Beatles, O.K.?" The solution worked.

But rather than risk honest analysis of what MPs are for and what they are worth, they improvised a solution by treating expenses as a way of topping up their income.

In the end, both medical workers and firefighters had to improvise a solution to a problem none of them had ever encountered: mud so thick and viscous that it simply could not be cleared away.

The need to improvise a solution recalled the final in Rome two years ago, when Barcelona confronted United with a defence lacking the injured Rafael Márquez and the suspended Eric Abidal and Dani Alves, requiring Puyol to move over to left-back with Yaya Touré slotting into the unfamiliar role of centre-back alongside Gerard Piqué.

Throughout 2008, policymakers improvised a solution for each case that came along--Bear Stearns, Fannie and Freddie, Lehman Brothers, AIG.

The Hindi term roughly translates as "overcoming harsh constraints by improvising an effective solution using limited resources".