Sentence examples for create improvised from inspiring English sources

George Lewis, the virtuoso trombonist and composer, developed technologies that enabled him to create improvised transformations of sound in real time.

He knows how to create improvised form with a band, too; that's why his performances are considerably better than his records.

He cited a range of intelligence on Al Qaeda's instructions to terrorists to create improvised weapons of mass destruction by crashing trucks carrying chemicals and using toxic chemicals or radioactive materials.

Paulo Gomes Ricardo da Silva, 26, was hit by, of all things, a toilet thrown from the upper deck of the Arruda stadium as members of two of the notorious torcida organizada gangs battled after the game between Santa Cruz and Parana in Serie B. Lavatories in the stadium had been destroyed to create improvised weapons.

There's an XP-driven skill tree, and it's crucial to get to grips with the Guerrilla Tool Kit (GTK), which lets you create improvised devices such as teddy bears stuffed with explosives, which you can detonate when the KPA walk over to inspect them.

We create, improvise and embellish in order to make ourselves heard.

The evening-length work is built around what she calls scores — a series of live instructions to the dancers, all part of her method of creating improvised movement.

He started creating improvised instruments from scraps of wood and glass as a kid, before moving on to the drums, piano, marimba and flute.

In this sense she was a true jazz singer, constantly re-creating, improvising, and inventing.

When children are engaged in purposeful play, they are discovering, creating, improvising and expanding their learning.

For those after something more buzzy, the Bimhuis jazz venue has a monthly free night called Monday Match, in which dancers and musicians collaborate to create an improvised performance.