Sentence examples similar to impromptu labor from inspiring English sources
Center stage is occupied by clips from films by renowned Soviet director Dziga Vertov not his famous avantgarde documentaries of the 1920s, but his poetic documentaries of the 1930s Three Songs about Lenin (1934), Lullaby (1937), and the unreleased and largely unknown The Three Heroines (1938) —in which female subjects speak impromptu, in real time, about life and labor under Stalin.
2. An impromptu holiday performance.
Impromptu speeches by performers were not permitted.
And while the magazine may be the first to hold a conference at which a former Secretary of Labor, Robert B. Reich, led an impromptu kazoo concert, it is not alone in its mission.
Eté (95 Giang Van Minh Street; 84-4-9-76-75-13-31) lures a ditsrse expat crowd for its labor-intensive fresh fruit cocktails, tasty pub food and impromptu dance parties.
For the last 12 years, the Venice resident has teamed up with friends to build elaborate "art cars" and campsites at the annual alt-cultural bacchanal Burning Man, which has grown to draw 50,000 people over Labor Day week to the windswept desert outside of Reno for impromptu music, costumes, installation art and an inclusive attitude.
The climax of the play arrives when Lone and Ma perform a mock opera drawn from their own experience, turning their suffering under hard labor — and the grueling voyage from China to America, during which hundreds of their fellow travelers died — into an impromptu work of art, both funny and sad.
Impromptu wrestling matches.
A nautical impromptu [graphic].
An impromptu soccer game develops.
