Sentence examples for whim for from inspiring English sources
After two years, she auditioned, on a whim, for the three-year acting course at NIDA.
Her new husband developed a whim for outstanding English paintings, and Duveen was prepared to indulge this whim.
This simple task is enriched by the Minister's whim for recruiting friends and supporters — a poet, a philosopher, even his own father — to add their improvements.
Several popular cellphone apps give someone with a sudden whim for a date the pictures and physical proximities of similarly inclined prospects.
Fin was "named on a whim" for the "three bright white letters" at the end of the movie "Les Enfants du Paradis".
A few very rich families might gratify a whim for a custom-grown human, but such families are unlikely to indulge in mathematical prodegies.
Steele must think that a free and productive America is one where Wall Street is made safe for renewed financial bubbles and health care is provided at the whim of for profit insurance companies.
"Too many Americans are at the whim of private, for-profit insurance companies who are raking in billions in profits each year," Ms. Sebelius wrote on the White House blog.
The Unique Tour ($187.50) follows the passengers' whims for three hours or more.
Mr. Soifer, whose other summer gimmicks include a Tastykake sculpturing contest, has not stopped his creative whims for winter.
Having given a free rein to Mr. West's creative whims for more than a month, wider distribution by Universal proved inevitable.
