Sentence examples for were not pre-planned from inspiring English sources

Most of the targets struck in Libya were not pre-planned, but chosen in flight on the basis of imperfect information.

He told Margaret Thatcher in October 1981 that the Brixton riots that summer were "not pre-planned but the spontaneous welling-up of the feelings of angry young men, most of whom were black, against what they saw as a hostile police force".

"The bombing effectiveness numbers are as good or better than other recent campaigns, even though 80percentt of the targets hit by the Navy were not pre-planned, but assigned to the air crews after they launched," said one senior Navy officer.

Often the violence was not pre-planned.

It's not pre-planned; it relies on people turning up with the same ideas and clothes.

Common sense tells us that turnovers are not pre-planned and therefore more or less guarantee temporary disorder or even chaos on the field.

Although Mr Blair's announcement of the new policy was not pre-planned, Labour MPs have been receiving private assurances of a ban for several months.Money as well as politics is a factor in the equation.

To say that an action by a group is "spontaneous" is usually to grant it implied legitimacy: this was not pre-planned, so it reflects the group's true feelings.

"It's not pre-planned - it's a very spontaneous, emotional response.

The transitory moment, filmed spontaneously on mobile phone and used as data for this article, happened during a daily walk and was not pre-planned.

"My films are not pre-planned, they become themselves through the process of making.