improvise造句

However, some actors can improvise.

Or improvise, according to the situation.

And the lead singer can improvise a lot.

Trained music therapists helped each participant to improvise music using percussion instruments and drums.

Sure, in two weeks, we did try to improvise some things.

Weights - improvise with small cans of food or bottles of water.

Because we had so little money, we had to improvise mutual support systems.

You strum away on your harps like David and improvise on musical instruments.

But the great thing about spice mixes is that you can improvise as much as you want.

In the process, you straighten up a chair, pick up some dirty dishes and improvise a salsa move.

You would have to improvise solutions on the run, stretch legal boundaries and avoid slowdowns, like Congressional hearings and studies.

Men built shelters, so they needed to learn to improvise and adapt, something which requires singularity of purpose as well as concentration.

However, his speech was interrupted by at least one heckler, forcing Mr Bush to improvise a response that included a denunciation of President Barack Obama's immigration reforms.

"There was a power cut and we had no music so we had to improvise with people singing songs," she added.

As THE global banking crisis has gone on, central Banks have repeatedly had to improvise responses to an ever-worsening financial storm.

Watch the video report by Peter DiCampo for a closer look at life without lights in Ghana - following residents into their darkness as well as their attempts to improvise.

The real work, they felt, was being done by people who knew how to play a saxophone or improvise a long melody with nothing more than a few chords and a swing beat for support.

If you haven't been blessed with a cool, not-too-damp basement that can double as a cellar, you can improvise with some simple racks in a safe place.