Sentences with impromptu
im·promp·tu
I i - This afternoon the Palestinians held an impromptu press conference.
- He spoke impromptu
- Bathurst boutique owner Fran Casey makes models of her girlfriends for an impromptu Cue photo shoot.
- Others used their voices as instruments, or created impromptu trumpets from rolled-up sheets of paper.
- An impromptu address to the unexpected crowds.
- An impromptu dinner.
- He liked us then he was to remind us last night in a speech that brought roars of approval and the impromptu introduction.
- A small impromptu shrine at London's Stockwell underground station, commemorates Brazilian Jean Charles De Menezes.
- Verses written impromptu.
- The party began with an impromptu rendition of 'Happy Birthday'.
- Roger Vaughan Cycling stars Lance Armstrong and Robbie McEwen took over the coastal Adelaide roads on Saturday morning with their impromptu social ride.
- Shenoah Allen and Mark Chavez, an award-winning American comedy duo, are masters of impromptu split-second character switches.
- As far as highlights go, it is hard to top having impromptu drinks during a long interview with Rolling Stones hard-man Keith Richards.
- Impromptu is applied to that which is spoken, made, or done on the spur of the moment to suit the occasion and stresses spontaneity; , extemporaneous, extempore (more commonly used as an adverb), and , extemporary may express the same idea but are now more often used of a speech that has received some preparation, but has not been written out or memorized; , improvise verb transitive applies to something composed or devised without any preparation and, with reference to things other than music, suggests the ingenious use of whatever is at hand to fill an unforeseen and immediate need