Sentence examples similar to ad-libbed questions from inspiring English sources
Four months later, at the dedication of the Gettysburg cemetery, in what became the speech at the apex of American oratory, Lincoln took his ad-libbed question and answer -- "How long ago is it?
Eric Wilhelm, founder of Instructables, an online platform for sharing engineering projects, recalls that their session as a HostCo "had no impact on our business, and I simply ad-libbed and answered questions for an hour".
The line by Falsone to a jogger, "Are you sure you're not Sarah?", and Lewis' mocking reaction to the question, were both ad-libbed by the actors.
Between sketches, Escola offers ad-libbed one-liners no doubt influenced by the 1930s actresses he adores, like Joan Crawford and Barbara Stanwyck.
To patch things up, he announced in a Radio 4 interview this morning that he would call for a maximum wage cap on high earners – a decent policy, and one he's actually proposed before, but also something that seemed to be ad-libbed, in a flailing attempt to stave off the inevitable question about when he would resign.
Insouciant: an ad-libbed counterpart for freewheelin'!
"The movie was entirely ad-libbed.
And yet his candidacy still has an ad-libbed quality.
Comcast has smartly ad-libbed on an already winning script.
Mr. Mizrahi's part was to be mostly ad-libbed.
