Sentence examples for an unscripted event from inspiring English sources

One or two people booing a mention of Tony Blair was the best this week's Labour conference could manage by way of an unscripted event.

Mr. Saakashvili's staff members pushed for Mr. Biden to participate in an unscripted event, in hopes of projecting some personal warmth.

Galaxy Research's founder, David Briggs, said it was important to get an even balance of voters in the audience and that the unscripted event was a good opportunity for "average voters" to put the leaders on the spot.

Most of the action will be on the field (there might even be a few unscripted events during Lady Gaga's halftime show).

And so it is with a certain mischievous joy that Ms. Byrd has chosen this holiday season to re-emerge with a live stage show, an unscripted weekly event that she promises will be "full of surprises".

I have a problem with unscripted events.

Sterling's world often seems a procession of random, unscripted events.

I looked through a small window in the door of the gymnasium and took a deep breath before entering town meetings are unscripted events that can be very unpredictable, especially when the media are present.

And she was on People's cover 50 times.More tellingly, the most memorable aspects of Diana's death London covered in flowers, the thunderous acclamation for her brother's speech were unscripted events, often it seemed in defiance of a cynical media.

In a world of predictable follies, these compact dramas on grass, hardwood or roadsides are among the last unscripted events of modern life.

Unscripted events often make the news and, in contrast to Bush, play to Kerry's strength as a strong off-the-cuff speaker.