Sentence examples for how improvised from inspiring English sources

How improvised bombs, gun-battles, rape, disappearances and torture turned Kashmir, which a Mughal emperor likened to "paradise", into an approximation of hell in Mr Peer's words "a land of brutalised, exhausted and uncertain people".

Also on the site is an interactive, which tells the story of the loss of personnel, and pieces by Nick Hopkins looking at the human cost of the conflict and Jon Boone looking at how improvised explosive devices have accounted for 70% of Nato's casualties in the conflict.

Unlike his grave father or his rigid, humorless brother Prince John Lorenzoo Pisoni, Hall knows how to improvise, how to stay alert to the world around him, and as we see in his manipulation of soldiers and ambassadors in "Henry V"—how to be what others need him to be.

If there was a time that I learned to soothe my emotions with junk food and media, and how how to improvise meals with random ingredients, it was then.

I have learned how to diagnose disease using only my hands, eyes, and ears; how to deliver medical care under the most challenging conditions; how to improvise; and how to forge health care partnerships.

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"He put ordinary people into unusual circumstances and we watched how they improvised.

"I was interested in how people improvised the structures of a society when there was no law to guide them," he said.

Young doctors recited many tales of how they improvised by calling friends at hospitals that are better supplied to make up the deficits.

But the report and more than 300 pages of supporting documents, copies of which were obtained by The New York Times, offer telling new details about shortcomings in planning, staffing and conducting the combat mission, as well as how commanders improvised to adjust.