| They allowed me to experiment, they allowed me to take risks, which meant I ad-libbed freely and largely amusingly. |
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| Howie didn't have an act but he got up there, almost on a dare, and ad-libbed what turned out to be the funniest set of the evening. |
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| Our star couldn't remember his lines so he ad-libbed all the way through the show. |
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| I did some ad-libbed material of a similar bent at the gig I did in Brighton last night. |
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| As a result, the castmembers themselves seem to have ad-libbed most of the week, based on what I imagine was a rough sketch of a few plot points. |
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| We did 11 comedy albums, and I think 10 were live, and they were all ad-libbed. |
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| He handles himself well in ad-libbed press conferences and so forth, and the things he does about foreign policy can be impressive in many quarters. |
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| When Mr. Hoover ad-libbed several sentences, the teleprompter paused. |
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| And he ad-libbed nimbly when Hanks needled him. |
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| I ad-libbed all my own underwater movements. |
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| He ad-libbed in many of his films and was just as quick in person. |
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| At one point, they ad-libbed a scene based on their own friendship. |
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| I am making a simple distinction between the redaction of my written notes for verbalization and a quantity of ad-libbed additions direct to tape. |
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| I lost my thread a couple of times after I'd ad-libbed some new bits. |
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| At one point they clearly ad-libbed when a rat allegedly ran across one of the wings. |
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| I watched Jeb Bush as his brother spoke. He paid attention, grinned and laughed, even ad-libbed when called upon. |
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| Whether scripted or ad-libbed, the fun just keeps on coming. |
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| Hosted by Hugh Dennis, it gives up-and-coming comedians the chance to compete in ad-libbed games and scenes based on material chosen by the presenter and the audience. |
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