Sentence examples for little improvisation from inspiring English sources

Then you have movies like This Is the End, in which every scene involves at least a little improvisation and is often entirely improvised and much of the dialogue is "written" in front of the camera.

And so, in the spirit of potluck, my Seders involve more than a little improvisation.

Mr. Chávez and his band mates struggled to recognize some, but a little improvisation goes a long a way.

For a few days, he relied on his smattering of previous experience, along with a few basic concepts and a little improvisation.

"Stone Flower" isn't jazz as such -- there's little improvisation -- but it offers a stellar lineup, particularly the bassist Ron Carter (a CTI mainstay), the flutist Hubert Laws and the saxophonist Joe Farrell.

As Melissa Rach puts it, when there's this much content to be made this quickly, "it's not practical to plan every piece of content in advance". What's needed, then, is some structure and a little improvisation.

"Little improvisations the characters do within the skit.

"Little Improvisations" dates from 1953, when Tudor was established in the United States; he created it at Jacob's Pillow.

In Tudor's lesser-known 1953 "Little Improvisations," two not-so-innocent children play games to Schumann's "Kinderscenen".

This evening is fairly heavy on romance, from Stephen Mills's blandly courteous "Hush" to Antony Tudor's sweet game of pretend, "Little Improvisations".

It's a little like improvisation and theater.