Sentence examples for whim as a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Krause began acting on a whim, as a sophomore at Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, Minn., when a friend suggested they audition for a play together.

Minaj's relationship to the heterosexual male gaze is neither straightforward rejection nor submission, but rather playing with it on a whim, as a cat might play with a mouse.

Collecting me from a bus stop in a valley below the hilltop town of Vejer de la Frontera, Simone filled the journey with her life story, how she'd arrived in Caños on a whim as a traveller in her early 20s, built Casa de Meca, a tourist apartment villa, and had a family.

This first time visiting Bali was done on a whim as a gift given to myself after almost three weeks of nonstop travel and teaching across South Korea and Japan.

Jordan--who entered the entertainment industry on a whim as a model after his self-described "awkward looks" caught the attention of a doctor's receptionist who encouraged his mother to get him into modeling--also "fell into" acting.

This cohort analysis set out to examine serial application of the WHIM as a diagnostic tool in PDOC.

Commissioner David Stern can't just dropkick Kwame Brown out of the league on a whim (as much as I'm sure he'd like to and as much as Brown probably deserves it).

He began presenting plays at his Cornelia Street cafe on a whim, as an offshoot of the poetry readings that expressed his desire to create a place where artistic types would want to spend time.

The team had developed Learnist internally, sort of on a whim as an experiment to potentially use as a feature add-on within their existing solution.

All news sources exist for the whims of their audiences, but few have as innate an understanding of those whims as a local paper.

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