Sentence examples for impromptu talks from inspiring English sources

Beyond this, the museum is anticipating planetarium lines so long that astronomical lecturers are being hired to entertain standees with impromptu talks on science and space.

President Clinton and the Israeli prime minister, Ehud Barak, held brief impromptu talks yesterday at Mr. Barak's hotel in New York, rounding out a week of discussions on the Middle East peace negotiations and the security relationship between the United States and Israel.

Obama's impromptu talks, at their best, have a symphonic structure that starts quietly and builds fitfully to an emotional climax that is all the more impressive because of his own restraint — he coaxes the emotion out of his audience rather than supplying it himself.

The meeting is divided into two halves: impromptu talks in the first half and then prepared speeches in the second.

Students also have opportunities to give short impromptu talks and practice thinking on their feet through question-and-answer sessions.

– Gove gave an impromptu talk himself.

In his impromptu talk, Mr. Reagan uttered not a single word in praise of Mr. Ford, no small achievement.

On the night of September 11 , 2001 the final reporting stop I made was to an impromptu talk at St. Albans Chapel.

(In contrast to the prudish behavior codes, however, a teacher asked a visitor to give an impromptu talk to her English class on AIDS and its causes).

Mr. Kan gave a five-minute impromptu pep talk, said his aide, Mr. Terada.

"The person who blew everybody's mind was Paul Shaffer," he said, recalling an impromptu pep talk that Letterman's bandleader had delivered to the strikers outside Rockefeller Center.