Usage of "off-the-cuff"

With little or no preparation or forethought.

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Использование термина off-the-cuff на английском

Spock could offer an off-the-cuff estimate here, but it would be meaningless. 
 First contact: or, it's later than you think 

It was an off-the-cuff remark and one that Robson retracted at once. 
 The Irish Times 

Then, after almost two hours of off-the-cuff chat, episode 191 is over. 
 BBC 

As news of the off-the-cuff comment spread, the group was transformed into pariahs. 
 Reuters 

That, I thought, explained the sheriff's off-the-cuff comment to the media. 
 Too close to home 

She was pleased with herself; off-the-cuff wit was not her forte. 
 The Hellbound Heart 

This off-the-cuff sociological research comes to us from the typewriter of Milton Liu. 
 The new yorker 

Jasmine Masters reveals that she will be delivering an off-the-cuff stand-up comedy set. 
 The South African 

With each of his off-the-cuff outbursts, more Republicans fall off the Trump bandwagon. 
 The Guardian 

He threw back his head and laughed, delighted with his quick, off-the-cuff creation. 
 Time After Time 

His off-the-cuff humor was seen as a good fit for the Golden Globes audience. 
 Reuters 

No Vietnamese ever called me a nigger, Ali said in a famous off-the-cuff statement. 
 Reuters 

The vice president-elect believed that off-the-cuff conversations often yielded more insights than formal presentations. 
 Obama's wars 

Apparently off-the-cuff yet clearly designed to start a hare running? 
 The Guardian 

Together they conjure up the off-the-cuff, spirited feel of a Greenwich Village coffee house. 
 The Guardian 

On the minus side, their witty off-the-cuff remarks are frequently directed towards one another. 
 The Irish Times 

Значения термина off-the-cuff на английском