| But he sounded marvelously in his element, extemporizing with controlled bluster and blending ecstatically with the other two horns. |
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| Mr. Espinoza noodled nicely to the onstage extemporizing of Mr. D'Rivera and his clarinet. |
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| As a kid, he stuttered, and reading aloud is still more awkward for him than extemporizing. |
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| Mr. Binney phrased the melody as a string of hiccups and then eased into an elastic mode, coolly extemporizing over bass and drums, with ample space for Mr. Weiss to fill. |
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| But it was much more than this in the case of Coleridge, who, like many lecturers, discovered the performative value of extemporizing. |
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| This astonishing gift for extemporizing also made Chesterton one of the greatest debaters of the age. |
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| As the music came fresher on their ears, they danced to its cadence, extemporizing new steps and attitudes. |
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| In recent days, as the White House speechwriters were weighing the language and the imagery of Tuesday's State of the Union address, President Bush was extemporizing his way toward war. |
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| When Anderson's vocals are most fevered, she might be extemporizing and layering the results, or she could be using the Pro Tools recording system to create roughed-up copies of her own voice. |
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