Sentence examples for are easy to improvise from inspiring English sources

And crostatas are easy to improvise.

Ones that require minimal equipment (or are easy to improvise) are ideal.

One uses somewhat inconspicuous words, on which it is easy to improvise variations.

Maybe because grunge doesn't qualify as high fashion or even a new idea, it's easy to improvise.

Many institutions don't want to go to the trouble, but once you put the time in to develop a repertoire, it's easy to improvise.

It's easy to improvise a grilling pan from a single large sheet of aluminum foil — simply fold the sheet in half over itself (to give it added thickness), then fold the edges up an inch or so so that they'll hold in grease from the bacon's fat.

For me, it's easier to improvise than to just do jokes because I'm not relying on remembering certain gags and rattling them off.

"It's easier to improvise drama, because you can go on and on for hours and hours being miserable," Mr. Capaldi said.

The minutes in the car were very scary because on dirt roads it is easy to bury improvised explosive devices.

Fearnley-Whittingstall's occasional efforts to explain butchery, like boning a leg of lamb (encouraging his readers not to bother with a professional but to do the "hatchet job yourself — it's quite easy to improvise"), reveal a tolerance for chaos ("It's a bit tricky to explain") that may be without precedent among people who make a living from preparing food.

And in a country like that it's easy to find a moving agent who's willing to improvise.