“Her talent for extemporaneously getting into character in front of a camera has been widely acclaimed.”

“She arrived to an enthusiastic ovation and spoke, as she almost always does, quite extemporaneously.”

“In most instances, we were shooting on the streets extemporaneously.”

“The speaker delivered an extempore speech, charming the crowd with his impromptu words.”

“This was a point that was made extemporarily by my learned friend.”

“David was a big man in every way, not only in stature but also in his ability to think broadly and to express his ideas brilliantly and extemporarily.”