Sentence examples for improvise going from inspiring English sources

""My initial intention was to hit it low, but then I had to improvise going in the air," Jimenez said.

In the field, they change plans, improvise, go for broke.

Katic: There's plenty of improvising going on.

He skipped that, read a few more lines, and then improvised: "Go back to Mississippi; go back to Alabama; go back to South Carolina; go back to Georgia; go back to Louisiana; go back to the slums and ghettos of our Northern cities, knowing that somehow this situation can and will be changed".

Neither of them quite knew the lines yet, and so there was a little improvising going on — indeed, to Albee's distress lines would still be forgotten at the Boston previews.

So whenever I get to improvise I go in that direction — which I do on 'Broad City' all the time.

"If I want to improvise, or go off on a tangent, I quickly come to my limit.

"If I want to improvise, or go off on a tangent, I quickly come to my limit.

When the police phone his wife she exclaims, "Oh, delusions of grandeur he's the chief surgeon at the hospital .Earning dollars outside tourist areas is harder, so locals improvise or go hungry.

Like a good musician, he knows how to improvise: he goes into each site with a plan, but he's learned to prepare for the unexpected and hope that he captures it.

We got to record together and look in each other's eyes and play the scenes and overlap and improvise and go into bizarre digressions.