Sentence examples for impromptu council from inspiring English sources

A reporter and news photographer once captured him holding an impromptu council meeting in the freezer of his butcher shop, he recalled with a laugh.

Pakistan could rely on the usual laws and courts and a Parliament; the tribal areas had only impromptu councils and often ruthless political agents appointed by a distant government.

Young musicians held an impromptu concert outside Newport council offices on Wednesday in protest.

A group of young musicians held an impromptu concert outside Newport council on Wednesday protesting against cuts to a service that helps children learn to play instruments.

A permissive city council has encouraged impromptu exhibitions and pop-up galleries, happily making empty storefronts and other spaces available.

After a series of direct actions – storming council offices, holding impromptu parties on the premises of their housing association – all 29 managed to stay in Newham.

Amess branded rival towns as "absolute dumps" and, after a disastrous press launch at the end of the pier that apparently included an impromptu operatic turn from a council employee, Southend was beaten by Hull, which, incidentally, was named the country's "least romantic" place in the same recent survey that Southend topped.

By contrast, Mr Draghi is more willing to strike out on his own, putting pressure on the rest of the council to follow, notably with his most famous intervention, the impromptu pledge at a conference in London in July 2012 to do "whatever it takes" to save the euro.But Mr Draghi was aided then by a sense of emergency, as the euro area teetered on the brink.

Independent of the council, she and a team of volunteers at the charity made an impromptu plan to create an emergency accommodation centre in the gym early in the morning and by 5pm it had mattresses donated from locals for 300 people.

Impromptu wrestling matches.

A nautical impromptu [graphic].