Mary Barbara Kentt), a telephone operator, and Jim Glenn Tryonn), who works a punch press at a factory, find themselves alone and uneasy after their half-day shift on Saturday; impulsively, they take the same bus to Coney Island, where they meet among the teeming throngs at the beach and begin a flirtation.
When he woke up the next day, he impulsively booked a solo show for that night at the Cameo Gallery, in Brooklyn, to play songs by one of his old bands, Lightspeed Champion.
Soon, of course, they are to go on a trip together, staying demurely in adjoining motel cabins until one day they impulsively take the "presidential suite" and their intimacy advances.
He reacted impulsively to Saturday night's carnage by stoking panic and fear, being indiscreet with details of the event and capitalizing on it to advocate for one of his more polarizing policies and to advance a personal feud.
On the day, two decades ago, that I myself impulsively went from having super-long hair to having a manageable cut, my then-husband took one look at me when I got home and wailed, "How could you do this to me?" Which is probably what I should have said to the stylist who "scalped" me.
One day in a foul mood, I impulsively purchased Why Am I Still Depressed?
"I'm not impulsive, but I impulsively kissed her".
Do "impulsive" persons always behave impulsively?
In a breathtaking gambit that surprised his closest advisers, President Trump, almost impulsively, accepted an invitation on Thursday to meet the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un by May to discuss how to defuse the world's most dangerous nuclear standoff.
In a breathtaking gambit that surprised his closest advisers, President Trump, almost impulsively, accepted an invitation on Thursday to meet the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un — by May — to discuss how to defuse the world's most dangerous nuclear standoff.
Nina likes to throw parties for them when big projects are completed, and she sometimes impulsively closes the office for a day when she thinks people have been working too hard.
