In a ruling so impromptu that it was scrawled in longhand across the bottom of a court document, Justice Alice Schlesinger of State Supreme Court in Manhattan said the authority might have sidestepped a required public hearing before laying off the workers, an argument advanced by Transport Workers Union Local 100, which challenged the cuts.
Johnson's impromptu recital was so embarrassing that the UK ambassador to Myanmar, Andrew Patrick, was forced to stop him.
As for that first, impromptu hand signal, "there was so much noise that I had difficulty communicating with the penalty timekeeper," The Associated Press quoted Chadwick as once telling John Halligan, a former Rangers public relations executive.
It was so beautiful that I decided to throw an impromptu holiday party to show it off.
It was so long that it was actually interrupted by an impromptu toilet break with three balls left on the table.
It's so easy that, as a Lifehacker user pointed out, the Hangouts are perfect for an impromptu video surveillance system.
He and his friends were so excited that they carried some snow home, put it in a bowl with milk and sugar, and enjoyed an impromptu snack.
The list of demands the crowd turned into impromptu slogans was so long and thorough that you would think Rouhani held the "key" (the symbol of his campaign) to a storehouse of panacea.
New York City passed laws against homosexuality in public and private businesses, but because alcohol was in high demand, speakeasies and impromptu drinking establishments were so numerous and temporary that authorities were unable to police them all.
It is rare to see any plastic littering the verges, and I never saw any of the impromptu landfills that are so common in informal settlements.
