Sentence examples for impromptu for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "impromptu for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used in the context of an unplanned or spontaneous action or event that is meant for a specific purpose or audience. Example: After finishing their planned performance, the actors decided to do an impromptu for the enthusiastic audience who had requested an encore.
Also on the program is a Faure Impromptu for solo harp, to be played by Deborah Hoffman.
In the days before troops moved into Tiananmen Square in 1989, the Chinese rock star Cui Jian performed impromptu for crowds of thousands of protesters.
The program will include performances by Paunika Jones and Kristen Foote and premières by Carmen de Lavallade ("Impromptu for Janet and Alvin Aileyey's Freddie Moore ("Reflections on Collins"); Yael Lewin, Collins's biographer, will show clips and moderate a discussion.
By Evan Osnos September 2, 2009 In the days before troops moved into Tiananmen Square in 1989, the Chinese rock star Cui Jian performed impromptu for crowds of thousands of protesters.
The "Valse-Impromptu" and the "Impromptu for Princess Gortschakoff" distanced themselves from the virtuoso noise surrounding them on the program and offered refinement of detail at relatively quiet levels.
The speeches that Clarice Bernstein, Ms. Metcalf's character, comes up with impromptu for her boss are smooth, canny embodiments of the seductive spiels that Americans can't help falling for during campaign season.
Still, the news conference was not an impromptu free-for-all.
These funky DMC Worldwide dogs made for an impromptu office for a few people.
The window racks normally for apartment listings morphed into an impromptu billboard for neighborhood announcements.
Training and keeping these employees is crucial for business growth but job-hopping and impromptu demands for higher wages are on the rise.
Many of the bed-and-breakfasts have been converted into impromptu hostels for asylum-seekers.
