Examples of improvise

• The opposite behaviour, ' improvising' a speech unrehearsed and without regard for the audience and the occasion, was equally foolhardy and condemned.

• Improvisors engage in dialogue with a computer-driven, interactive ' 'virtual improvising orchestra' '.

• What is being proposed here is not dissimilar, the difference being that the music is improvised as is the accompaniment.

• Everything has to be improvised, and the improvisation will take time.

• The process itself is split between trying out particular ideas suggested by team members and improvising as a group.

• The dishevelled quartet subsequently continues its parade through the village, staggering blissfully arm-in-arm while improvising a dissonant new verse of their song.

• We improvised, yet the improvisation was effor tless.

• Finally, four on-stage musicians improvised freely throughout the work.

• If studies on communication show that women and men often communicate differently, there may also be differences between male and female musical styles while improvising.

• The genre is most suited to his background as a musician, with all work being primarily improvised.

• I will argue in this review for the rhetorical category ex tempore as a possible candidate in lieu of ' improvised'.

• She improvises them all, one after another, but none appears satisfactory - none, that is, until a 'large exuberant lady' gets involved.

• Moreover, re-ecting on the signi®cance of the activity may create a pedagogical tool for understanding the relationship between improvising and composing.

• Much of this was improvised and largely ineffective.

• They delight specially in improvising variations to the melody.