Sentence examples for improvised changes from inspiring English sources

Since taking office, the president has repeatedly ordered sweeping and often improvised changes that gave federal agencies a greater stake in immigration enforcement but muddled their missions.

A new world where we could manipulate and layer footage endlessly, and have the freedom to improvise, change, and even create new unexpected looks during the FX-making process".

Further, people improvise, change their habits and reconfigure their work practices in response to new technologies, often in unpredictable ways.

Sydney theatre collective Improvising Change looks at some of the stories behind the statistics with an evening of 13 new short plays, written by nine Australian writers, that connect on theme.

Conversations often seem improvised and the changes in the appearance of the central characters give Boyhood the pathos of a fly-on-the-wall documentary.

Julian is all improvised and suddenly changes his mind, more like a painter.

The other thing Richard would do when he felt his performance going flat was to improvise and change the dialogue just like he would have done in front of a live audience, and he would never tell me or anyone what he was going to do.

"I think Robert is fantastic if you give him the freedom to completely breathe and improvise and change stuff.

Also the melody you begin with can later be changed, improvised and fine-tuned.

The musicians' brain activity is monitored as they played a written-down jazz melody they were asked to memorize and then as they improvised to the chord changes of that melody.

In an extraordinary section of one piece in the middle of the set, "Earth Secrets," all the musicians improvised simultaneously through chord changes and song form; you heard a mashing together of 6/8 and 4/4 patterns, and some drummers playing a downbeat as others played an upbeat: a strange additive chemistry of rhythm made coherent through practice.