Sentence examples for whim in a from inspiring English sources

The difference in working with him on that record is that he was trying to help me carry out my whim in a certain kind of way, and that was nice".

In this study, we describe the serial application of the WHIM in a consecutive series of patients in PDOC states to address the following questions: Can the WHIM be used as an adjunct diagnostic tool for PDOC?

The central purpose was to strengthen the prime minister by neutralising factions, renegades and mavericks who could previously topple the prime minister at whim in a finely balanced House.The reformers founded their new system on a cynical presumption of human frailty.

Written on a whim in an idle moment by comedian and radio personality Andy Lee, it was originally intended as a private publication for his family, but was picked up quickly for mass distribution.

"She knows our little idiosyncrasies and caters to our whims in a very dear way," she said.

But competing interests were already tearing at the fabric of his career by indulging his whims in a way D'Amato would never have permitted.

Born and raised in Salt Lake City, Mr. Walton originally set out to be a newspaper cartoonist but applied on a whim in 1995 for an internship at Disney's Florida animation operation, now defunct.

On a whim in 2003, she took a job as an assistant to Frank Prisinzano, the East Village restaurateur behind Frank and Lil' Frankies, who had an interest in community radio.

Soon he would join other members of the extended Finch family in pursuits like tearing down the ceiling on a whim, in order to install a homemade skylight.

It is not the same party that massacred pro-democracy students in 1968, nationalized the banks on a presidential whim in 1982 and secured a presidential election victory in 1988 only after the vote-counting computer crashed.

And so on a whim, in 2009, I wrote  ​Richard Ramirez a letter. .