Sentence examples for impromptu comment from inspiring English sources

NOT so long ago, Julieta Castellanos could walk to the corner market, order a stack of corn tortillas and two liters of Coca-Cola, then make her way home without a stray glance or an impromptu comment from anyone.

"Top debut, hope you have a top career" – Darren Randolph was pleasantly surprised by Steven Gerrard's impromptu comment to him after the goalkeeper's first Premier League match, which was on the final day of the 2006-07 season.

In 1925, Lord Hawke, then the Yorkshire president, expressing his hope that an amateur would always be available to captain the national side, had made the impromptu comment, "Pray God, no professional shall ever captain England".

One thing has become clear: Mr. Cain appears more comfortable and controlled when on stage than when he makes impromptu comments.

One thing has become clear: Mr. Cain appears much more comfortable and controlled when on stage than when he makes impromptu comments.

But with a handful of exceptions, most strikingly in impromptu comments in Tanzania when she told a group of young women of a "hopelessness and cynicism" that had a hold on some American youths, Chelsea has been seen and not heard, and there is no sign that her graduation will change that.

He jumps onto the stage before each picture and gleefully sprays the audience with introductions to these jewels, including a plot summary, assessments of the performances, impromptu comments on the current state of film and other rapid-fire digressions of the sort that Mr. Tarantino has become known for.

The best impromptu comments are well thought out.

Could Secretary of State John Kerry's seemingly impromptu comments this week be one of these moments?

They are excommunicated," Pope Francis said in impromptu comments at a mass before tens of thousands of people.

Graham's impromptu comments were a surprising choice at an event that is typically dominated by a discussion of security issues.