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extemporising's Usage Examples:

" He often improvised his performance in character, extemporising from the latest newspaper headlines and commenting on political events.

However, Cotton was flexible in extemporising once his original plan was rendered irrelevant when his central force.

and expresses his joy at having played the principal role of Fool, extemporising on the opportunity theatre offers to even older actors.

traditionally been viewed as the object of Hamlet's complaint about extemporising clowns; whether this association is right or wrong, Kempe had left the.

many years the leading manual on playing the viol and on the art of extemporising "divisions to a ground", in Britain and continental Europe and is still.

She began extemporising and performing live as a teenager in UK folk clubs - English folksong.

Farkas; in 1922 they began collaborating as masters of ceremony, both extemporising rhyme, the so-called Doppelconférence for which they became famous.

INDISCREET II Features more of the above with emphasis on Voices 2 and 3 extemporising on the subject of rock music.

Sullivan saying "I was at St Paul's yesterday, listening to Dr Stainer extemporising.

reach beyond those constraints into the looser language of creative extemporising", while Michael Ternai of MICA Austria writes: "Skilfully and passionately.

to consciousness in theatre in which the actor works out of a dual extemporising reality as both storyteller and story.

Though Alexios I was sometimes forced by circumstances into extemporising finances and into over-reliance on his kinsmen and other magnates to.

extemporising's Meaning':

perform without preparation

Synonyms:

execute; improvise; do; extemporize; improvize; ad-lib; perform;

Antonyms:

exempt; fall short of; stay in place; unmake; prepared;