Synonym: ad-lib, dash off, devise, dream up, invent, make up, originate. Similar words: improvisation, improvident, provision, provisions, improved, improvement, province, provide. Meaning: ['ɪmprəvaɪz] 
v. 1. perform without preparation 2. manage in a makeshift way; do with whatever is at hand.
v. 1. perform without preparation 2. manage in a makeshift way; do with whatever is at hand. 
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31. He says when they started they had to improvise and some of the lights on the stage were just tin boxes.
32. I asked the captain if some one in the kitchen could improvise steak tartare, and of course some one could.
33. Any or all of the three minor pentatonics can be used to improvise over any of the chords in the same key.
34. Throughout it all, an expanding group of change leaders at McKinsey continued to improvise.
35. An hour hadn't been much in the way of preparation time, and he'd been forced to improvise.
36. You can then improvise some solos using ideas from the scales and arpeggios shown in figs 3-5.
37. Use these recipes as a guideline, but feel free to improvise!
38. You had to sing; you had to dance; you had to play an instrument; you had to improvise.
39. The student has to improvise and adapt the procedure without departing from the principles of aseptic technique.
40. When you cook, you can improvise with different ingredients.
41. Not wishing to miss church, they decided to improvise.
42. I then begin to improvise melodies vocally.
43. Adjust to adversity and improvise new directions for your business.
44. They show no disposition to improvise or to take risks.
45. We left the tent poles behind, so we had to improvise.
46. After the hurricane destroyed our house, we had to improvise for weeks.
47. She could improvise right next to saxophonists like Charlie Parker, Coleman Hawkins or Lester Young, then turn around and perform a classic American ballad while infusing it with her natural swing.
48. To be succinct summary of the main, grasp the overall structure, resourcefulness[sentencedict.com], the ability to improvise.
49. The pianist forgot his music and had to improvise ( the accompaniment ).
50. You strum away on your harps like David improvise on musical instruments.
51. Better yet, try a standing desk — or improvise with a high table or counter.
52. And while a quarterback can improvise and create, NFL defenses are savvy enough to swallow up all but the most preternaturally gifted field generals.
53. WY: The models follow your specific directions on the scene; you don't let them improvise.
53. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.
54. When she crashed insteand of going off the mountain, they had to improvise.
55. If you can manage to be so real, then just wing it and improvise.
56. You strum away on your harps like David and improvise on musical instruments.
57. Mine I must improvise to his because of his great size.
58. You can improvise a simple double-boiler by setting a heatproof bowl over a pan of gently simmering water.
59. I love to improvise and he loves to improvise, so it was just a jam session in Africa.
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