Sentence examples for impromptu acts from inspiring English sources
Protesters threw flour over Bob Hope at a Miss World competition, marched in upon a London radio station which broadcast anti-gay comments, organised sit-ins, locked London councillors overnight in a church hall, and performed impromptu acts of street theatre outside magistrates' courts.
Western Sahara had seen scattered impromptu acts of open nonviolent resistance ever since the Moroccan conquest.
The vibe here is positively trippy — suede walls, plush surfaces, a 70-foot wall of lights and full-color laser light shows, plus a hundred square feet of interactive projection screens on a performance structure (don't you dare call it a stage) that hosts impromptu acts by world-renowned guest artists.
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But it's an unpredictable, impromptu act that triggers the action, and Herrin's production shows how easily everything can swivel round, and how quickly misery tips into farce.
Yet that's what happened at the festival last week, when a street performer was arrested by riot police when he continued with an impromptu act after being asked to stop.
Baron Cohen performed an impromptu act to keep the audience amused, but ultimately all attempts to fix the equipment failed.
The impromptu act of charity inspired him to start Hav A Sole a nonprofit that's given more than 12,000 pairs of new and gently-used sneakers to homeless individuals and at-risk youth across the country.
What we call a brand identity is actually a form of meaning, made at least as much by small, impromptu managerial acts as by grand designs precisely executed.
"I can do it when I'm in office as well," shot back the other half of this impromptu double act.
His desire to perform subsequently found its outlet in the Commons chamber, most memorably at the state opening of parliament, when he creates an impromptu double act with Black Rod, on the subject of the royals ("Tell her to pay her taxes!" he began in 1992, right up to this year's "Get your skates on, first race is half-past two" as the Queen's speech clashed with Royal Ascot).
