Sentence examples for improvised in the same from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hoffman improvised in the same place a jazz soloist might, and the horns -- Jimmy Green on saxophone and Steve Davis on trombone -- riffed around him.

Frequently, though, they have to improvise in the same way private collectors do, venturing off the beaten track and ferreting out the material wherever they can.

Participants in the experimental group (EG) performed non-goal-directed improvisational dance movements, while participants in the control group (CG) improvised to the same music in a goal-directed way with the help of colored paper sheets serving as targets.

You're finding things, improvising in the studio, not being limited in the same way by saying, well, these people can play these notes.

While the moves were largely improvised in May, the architecture of the piece, fashioned by Mr. Testa, will remain basically the same this month.

Anderson invited various musician friends to improvise in the space.

"People always ask if we were improvising in the movie," Schwartzman said.

Cook the pizza in a toaster oven or improvise in the microwave.

This means that a format that places a premium on a player's ability to react and improvise demands the same qualities in tactics and selection.

If a musician thought a piece of music was improvised, he activated the same brain networks that he would if they were improvising it themselves, including some motor centers that would let them physically play it.

A skilled pianist can also improvise, pairing the same keystrokes with a different rhythm or playing the same rhythm with a slightly different sequence of keys.