Sentence examples for new improvised from inspiring English sources

A new improvised rescue brigade formed every few minutes.

His explosion of theme-solos-theme structure to put a new improvised structure in its place means a raising of the intuitive stakes.

Curated by the visual artist and turntablist Christian Marclay, this mini-festival connects the new improvised electro-acoustic music from Switzerland with its American counterpart.

Soda moves into new, improvised litter box on floor (baking pan acquired at dollar store along the road), and takes a jubilant dust bath.

Mr. Rothenberg, an extremely talented multi-reed instrumentalist who has dabbled with all wings of the new improvised music, will perform duets with two pianists who have unusual approaches to the instrument, Denman Maroney and Jon Backer.

He got involved with the new improvising jam-band scene -- which wasn't a stretch for him, as funk is in his background -- and the experiment delivered him a new audience.

In the Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts soldiers have been returned to these wars again and again, and they face a deadly new weapon — improvised explosive devices, or I.E.D.'s — which cause brain injuries that, terrible in themselves, also seem to intensify PTSD.

And where the earlier story looked at how the death of a child can break a family, the families here are broken to start, with new cohorts improvised from their shards.

Each episode follows one new couple, improvised by Brydon and Davis, who variously repulse and despise each other, hide terrible secrets, and do a sexy wedding dance to R. Kelly's "Bump & Grind".

A skillful medieval fiddler constantly improvised new pieces.

Modernity arrived and improvised new starring roles for God.