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The Orioles’ strength and conditioning staff helped players construct improvised weight-training equipment for those with limited means or without access to gyms, he added.

But I will say the hardest to play for me—well, one of the easiest to improvise, but also the hardest character is Liz.

We had to improvise a little bit to make this position work, but it paid off in the end.

A shortage of pentobarbital has forced some states to improvise, often with gruesome consequences.

The Click & Style is easy to talk about because I use it so much, so it was easy to improvise on set.

“We had to improvise,” Yehudit Ayalon, who began working 10-hour shifts in the factory at age 19, told Haaretz last year.

In the event of a cutting east wind after the seedlings are up, improvise some kind of shelter until the danger is past.

Just as we cannot improvise a genius, we cannot improvise a saint.

He could improvise little themes at the piano, but was not fond of technical drudgery at the instrument in those early days.

Especially should the mother teach her children to improvise music, which can be done by pursuing this method.

Some will be failures, no doubt; but after you get the knack you will be able to improvise on the least promising materials.