Sentence examples for improvised without from inspiring English sources

(In a version of Alejandro Sanz's reproachful, love-sick "Aprendiz," he improvised without words).

There are more than passing similarities to that album in that that the songs manage to sound improvised without falling apart on the spot.

Working mostly with her sister's band or with the composer Don Christensen, her films begin as sound, first with her written script, then with music, then the drawings, usually improvised without a storyboard.

Muhal Richard Abrams and Amina Claudine Myers, seated at a pair of dovetailed grand pianos, improvised without interruption for nearly an hour at the Kitchen on Thursday night, in a remarkable display of restlessness, responsiveness and focus.

"Everything is improvised, without adequate preparation, and not just the constitutional assembly idea, which was based on a foolish supposition," said Fernando Limongi, a researcher at the Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning and a professor of political science at the University of São Paulo.

When Ruth Lockwood, Julia's present producer and the person primarily responsible (with the Childs) for "The French Chef's" style and format, forgot once to take the butter out of the refrigerator to soften before a taping, Julia improvised without a tremor: "Where's the butter?

Meanwhile, the Mets continue to successfully improvise without him.

And thought to just improvise without saying anything.

Free jazz performers often improvise without observing fixed metres or tempos.

"We're improvising without changing a word of the text," he continued.

The other night, the group was forced to improvise, without Mr. Niedzolkowski there to moderate the discussion.