Sentence examples for improvised when from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Mr. Hansen improvised when he had Ruth exclaim, "Oh no! Albert!

And here are some of the chants the marchers improvised when the weather turned nasty.

The scholars also improvised when they found Irish culture less familiar with the idea of internships or entrepreneurial volunteer work.

"He, uh, had his private chef cook this dish, you know, even when he went to battle," a man in Manhattan improvised when queried about Tso's background.

"Mrs. Nixon" turned into the Gumby of books, really: it stretched and bent this way and that, and I improvised when I didn't have personal knowledge or couldn't rely on so-called "facts".

This claim, that Wolfgang improvised when faced with passages he could not play, appears to be the only adverse comment from all those called upon to test him.

You have to improvise when you're in the bout, but I don't think improvisation is a good strategy to prepare for matches.

Familiarity with low-tech machinery enables him to improvise when hi-tech systems fail.

For instance, the crew had to improvise when trying to control the well.

The best student athletes are also versatile, with an ability to improvise when things don't go to plan.

Vayntrub nodded and tried again, improvising: "When I'm around you guys, I often feel very lonely.