Sentence examples for whim out from inspiring English sources

I somehow knew early on that I would not live my life at someone else's whim, out of somebody else's ignorance.

Men who groped you particularly the ones who did it on a whim, out of aggressive boredom would be shamed into the mausoleum, shoved into a corner next to coat hangers and coverture.

Later, on coming face to face the reporter, he went into his house and then, on a whim, went out again and drenched him in soup.

On a whim he stuck out his thumb.

On a whim, he took out the key to his Philadelphia apartment.

"It was a whim, like going out for ice cream," she says.

On a whim, he takes out his iPhone, and opens up Twitter, and types the lyrics of the song: When u come 2 the end of a lollipop.

When Henry shows up and seems to be part of Grace's destiny, she walks through a car wash "on a wild, sure whim" and comes out cleansed and ready for redemption.

And the legend has grown and shone and blazed, of one coloured woman who took it upon herself on a whim to stand out at last against the separation of blacks and whites on a southern bus.

(Stephen Holden) FELICE BROTHERS The homespun and mysterious roots rock that the Band and Bob Dylan devised in the Catskills in the 1960s is the starting point for the Felice Brothers, a young band unafraid to deploy fiddle and accordion or, on a whim, to test out a drum machine.

On a whim, they sought out the duty officer and, in their broken English, informed him that "this is our high time!" The officer didn't understand at first, then broke out in laughter when he realized that the young couple wanted to get married -- the German word for "marriage" is "Hochzeit," which they had translated quite literally as "high time".