Sentence examples for impromptu notes from inspiring English sources

Many of the impromptu notes are about the attacks of Sept. 11, but an equal number are about budget cuts.

The manual observations notes, impromptu conversations and personal reflections were recorded in field notes.

Toscanini tested him by drawing five parallel lines on piece of paper, set down notes for impromptu selection, and handed them to boy.

"Admired, hired, fired" is the apt phrase the authors use for this period of Hendrix's life; he played rhythm-and-blues covers in Little Richard's band and many others, but his penchant for "wrong" notes and impromptu solos got him the boot even when his unprofessional conduct didn't.

Near the place where the body was found, residents of the area have created an impromptu memorial, including stuffed animals and notes.

An interesting fact about people with advanced musical knowledge is that their reverence for the masters often prevents them from believing that they are qualified to string notes together in an impromptu order of their own choosing.

Williams began to joke about "something or other" and Boston locals took note, turning lunch into "impromptu stand-up".

In his first month as a Fellow, Secretary Rusk sent him to the Oval Office to take notes for him at an impromptu meeting between President Lyndon Johnson and some of his most trusted foreign policy advisors.

On Saturday, Moon held an impromptu summit with Kim and on Monday noted that more inter-Korean summits could occur in the future.

Other film treatments have included: La valse de l'adieu (France, 1928) by Henry Roussel, with Pierre Blanchar as Chopin; Impromptu (1991), starring Hugh Grant as Chopin; La note bleue (1991); and Chopin: Desire for Love (2002).

One piece he plays is the Chopin Polonaise in A flat, and during this impromptu performance he may drop a few more notes than Liberace does in his video.