Sentence examples for recently improvised from inspiring English sources

ISIS-dug trenches and burnt out cars line the road leading into Qayyarah, where, up until recently, improvised explosive devices dotted the earth.

They're not just able to see things like buildings, tanks or trucks - by comparing today's footage to last week's, they can spot disturbed earth that could indicate a recently buried IED (improvised explosive device).

"Apart from a thing I did for Radio 4 recently, which was completely improvised, with Marc Wootton and Vicki Pepperdine.

But they've learned to improvise: Recently they converted a foul-weather gear closet into a wine cellar, good for three cases.

Recently, Westberg has been performing improvised solo shows, built on slow-changing guitar figures that are transformed, by a series of analog delays, into hypnotic sonic landscapes.

The Department of Defense on Wednesday identified three soldiers killed in Iraq recently in separate attacks involving improvised bombs.

Vicky McClure, who played Lol in This is England and recently starred with Tennant in BBC1's mainly improvised drama True Love, also features.

More recently, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have been punctuated by the explosion of improvised explosive devices (IEDs).

Mr. Malkmus generally stuck to his songwriting strategy of creating riffs inspired by favorite or recently heard songs and improvising his lyrics on the spot.

His job sometimes requires him to improvise: he recently took matzo and four cups of grape juice to a Jew in solitary confinement.

The manager has had to improvise more recently further forward, with the loss through injury of Wes Fletcher and Josh Carson, but Michael Coulson, Ryan Brobbel and Will Hayhurst provided speedy running off the heading on or holding up of Ryan Bowman, then Calvin Andrew.