Sentence examples for local improvised from inspiring English sources

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The New York Public Library got a local improvised comedy group with a big YouTube following to act in a viral video for free – just by asking.

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In short, readable chapters Vince reported devastating changes to the environment, alongside the innovations that locals improvised to stem the tide of catastrophe: an island made of garbage in the Caribbean, artificial glaciers in Ladakh (a region in Kashmir, on the Indian subcontinent), and mountains painted white to cool the ground in Peru.

When the police phone his wife she exclaims, "Oh, delusions of grandeur he's the chief surgeon at the hospital .Earning dollars outside tourist areas is harder, so locals improvise or go hungry.

Vianu commented at length on the exact relationship between the narrative borrowed from oral tradition and Creangă's "somewhat surreptitious" method of blending his own style into the folkloric standard, likening it to the historical process whereby local painters improvised over the strict canons of Byzantine art.

The local authorities have improvised their response.

Without the symbolic power of a Wall Street, many local activists have improvised by occupying parks, street corners, always someplace with a link to the power structure they denounce.

Mysterious object at noon: Apichatpong creates a film version of the corpse game, enlisting locals to improvise narration to create a combined story.

Over time they improvised with local materials and techniques, establishing their own styles.

They hike along gorges to the nearby mountain village of Pefki to hear local musicians recite mandinadhes — improvised couplets — at a tavern called Piperia (Pepper) and play the lyra, a pear-shaped, three-stringed lyre voiced with a bow.

There's a word that Sinclair seems to want to use but doesn't, presumably because of its recent contamination by ghost milk: that word being "community", as (perhaps) embodied in the Manor Garden Allotments and as (perhaps) connoting a local culture that is improvised, long-term and mutual, existing as an accumulation of small and reciprocally beneficial transactions.

So we created a system of self-contained drama "modules" that were written in French in the capital city, sent on USB keys through local transport companies to our partner radio stations, and improvised live by local actors on location in their own language within their 2-hour shows.

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