extemporaneous

Finally after seven minutes of extemporaneous flow, she stood up.

He was also known for his use of extemporaneous preaching.

But this is the age of flexibility, and street games have always been extemporaneous.

"What I loved about that period was the extemporaneous expression."

In high school, he became a champion at extemporaneous speaking.

That same year, he had been named as the best extemporaneous speaker in the state.

"We have this image of a great extemporaneous speaker, but it's something he really worked at."

It is common that Extemporaneous speeches will have good deal of structure.

The kids looked surprised - the past 15 minutes hadn't been extemporaneous after all.

It was just the best piece of extemporaneous invective in years!

The act began with rather an uninspired bit of extemporaneous dialogue.

I have a knack for this sort of extemporaneous synthesis.

Instead, the tests offer multiple choice questions and extemporaneous essays.

The middle part of his solos used more extemporaneous material that was created in the moment.

Ryan's turn of phrase was too polished for extemporaneous speech.

It was evident that she had thought this out, and preferred a considered Answer to an extemporaneous one.

Much of extemporaneous debate is similar to the form known as policy debate.

I've had exactly fifty years of practice in extemporaneous prevarication.

He was pleased enough that his extemporaneous groundwork for future action had been so well received.

During his time in Congress, Ferry was known for extemporaneous speaking.

That limits fast breaks and other extemporaneous scoring by both teams.

That was the problem with extemporaneous efforts; the verisimilitude suffers.

An extemporaneous public speaking competition is also held alongside the debate rounds.

This was her first experience with extemporaneous dialogue other than reading cue cards between records.

She noticed that he had no notes, and wondered if an extemporaneous speech was quite wise.