Improvise in a sentence

And since physical prowess is a prerequisite for the franchise, Atwell also underwent five months of stunt training, so she was ready to improvise whenever a scene required it.

But if those suppliers have a backlog of orders, he continues, the staff has to improvise.

Haener has the natural instincts to make plays when forced to improvise.

He especially likes the way jazz players improvise around themes.

He made some great plays within structure, was aggressive down the field, and was able to improvise on some big plays as well.

I don’t know of a pubic skullcap (an anti-merkin, if you will), but you could improvise with transparent latex shorts—, in fact, has a tube for the dick (a condom) that you could cut out, leaving an opening to put your dick through.

I don’t like actors to improvise, but I like to do it myself.

I should manage your expectations: Moley won’t improvise a menu, do the shopping or prepare the ingredients.

Players will be given little information as they must improvise their way through visual tasks and tinker with physics-based moves.

Since a person playing the game doesn't write out the script of their narrative, they must improvise and adapt.

The many laughs come as the two-level stage (set design by Dyan Burlingame) crumbles around the actors and they quickly improvise to cover up and also from getting their lines wrong (on purpose, of course) and then struggling to get back on track.

The Showstoppers have been working on the show since 2008, figuring out how to improvise in increasingly esoteric styles including musical, dance, straight theatre and film genres to name but a few.

Gary goes undercover one last time to clear his girlfriend Madison’s name, and uses his iPhone notes to improvise.

In order to retaliate against Russia’s own strikes on Ukrainian cities and bases, the Ukrainians have had to improvise—with an array of locally-made drones and surface-to-air missiles tweaked for ground strikes.

Rather than strictly analyzing each psalm according to a predefined set of literary or religious criteria, they follow their instincts and improvise, moving seamlessly between religious commentary, personal reflection, and historical context.

The country boys knew how to improvise, adapt, overcome, and take care of themselves and their brothers at arms.

The only bit about the actual gig that I remember was forgetting the words to ‘Wouldn’t It Be Good’ and then having to improvise quickly.

The pair of them of played so well together on the sand and water table, granted I had no sand and had to improvise with flour which turned out to be very messy but they loved it.

Two performers, akyns, compete with one other to improvise verses on topical themes in a battle of wits that alternates between humorous ripostes and penetrating philosophical reflections.

Don’t wait around hoping to be asked to explore and experiment and improvise — just do those things.