"There could be an individual, or a group of individuals, who may try something somewhat impromptu; the hope, the expectation, is that they will be detected by what we have," said one intelligence official.
The conflict resolution work was something of an impromptu second career for Sue.
Late Wednesday, Mr. Ala?had something of an impromptu presentation of his fall collection in his studio in the Marais, with drinks and dinner.
Like many hotels, the Chateau Lacombe in downtown Edmonton had become something of an impromptu shelter, at least for those Fort McMurray residents who could afford it.
The twelfth, and newest, studio album, "No Line on the Horizon," is something of an impromptu class reunion; U2's first three albums were produced by Steve Lillywhite, who ended up co-producing this album, joining in about a year into the process.
During its coverage of the Brett Kavanaugh hearing, the normally stolid channel turned into something else: an impromptu national town hall on sexual assault.
There is also something about the exploratory, impromptu nature of "In C" that suits Make Music New York, with its outdoor performances that seem calculated to make passers-by into listeners.
We did something like this before, impromptu, during the 2001 "For Ever Godard" conference at London's Tate Modern, where my colleagues took part in the concluding panel discussion, which gravitated around the issue of politics and social thought in Godard's later work, and I took up the matter with them during the question period, from the audience.
Pot, stove and something to make an impromptu shelter (for multi-day hut-to-hut trips).
We all of us hope to find — in this impromptu, unscreened moment — something beyond the fame, something that equalizes.
