Sentence examples for has improvised a from inspiring English sources
Mr. Roman, like many of the hardy residents of the mesa, has improvised a frugal kind of comfort.
As in a sitcom or a soap opera — and "Arrested Development" is both — much of what happens results because someone has improvised a lie, or crafted one, or is simply not paying attention.
Inside, a family had improvised a simple house beside the ruin.
She might have improvised a bit more, however, with Johnson himself.
Mr. Rush said he had improvised a scene in which he is dancing.
He had improvised a salt-box for his study table, a potato for a candlestick, wherein burned his candle.
Whereas before he had improvised a technique for his letter-based art, the sign shop instilled a discipline and appreciation for new materials.
Only after the interval did it become clear that Cornwall had improvised a monologue because Edmund wasn't available to speak to him.
Yet out of their later-life crisis -- Bob was assaulted and Tom's heart was weakening -- they have improvised a true friendship.
"I thought the idea was extremely creative," said Ms. Cody, who had improvised a doctor's costume with the last-minute purchase of a lab coat, and scrubs and a stethoscope borrowed from her roommate, a nurse.
Mordden recently told me that he borrowed this meaning of junk from a slang-slinging friend who was "so beguiling with his locutions that he could have improvised a recurring role on the TV series 'Deadwood,' with its mixture of cowboy gabble and Elizabethan symphony".
