For something written off-the-cuff, Willett says, it caused quite a stir.
The limerick was written off-the-cuff by the Conservative MP during an interview with the Swiss weekly magazine Die Weltwoche.
Talking to Nashville Scene, Lewis said that the songs "weren't written off-the-cuff, but they were definitely recorded, not carelessly, but with a real effort to capture a live feeling, particularly with the vocals".
(On the not-going-to-stick front, I'm pretty sure you can write off the ridiculously unwieldy Rufus Cuff, for one).
Entertaining nearly 200 people with their own writing and off-the-cuff improvisational daring-do, the young actors raised funds for their set expenses and theater trips in a Burbank High tradition.
In the wake of Gunn's firing, director Rian Johnson deleted 20,000 tweets, saying, "It's nine years of stuff written largely off the cuff as ephemera, if trolls scrutinizing it for ammunition is the new normal, this seems like a 'why not?' move". That seems like a choice a lot of people are considering.
In the wake of Gunn's firing, director Rian Johnson deleted 20,000 tweets, saying, "It's nine years of stuff written largely off the cuff as ephemera, if trolls scrutinizing it for ammunition is the new normal, this seems like a 'why not?' move".
After the Daily Caller — a conservative Web site run by Tucker Carlson — published e-mail that Mr. Weigel had written in an off-the-cuff, off-the-record manner for the listserv JournoList, he resigned from The Post, under pressure.
I wrote this article very off-the-cuff, but I kind of have to.
He wrote up the responses -- which appear more off-the-cuff than anything carefully written by PR professionals -- and quickly published the newsworthy story.
The president's lawyers have urged Trump not to write adversarial Twitter messages or make off-the-cuff comments about the Russia investigations, explaining that those utterances could further hurt him if it seems as though he's trying to obstruct the inquiries.
