Sentence examples for whim with a from inspiring English sources

The Met has fulfilled the tenor's whim with a classy show.

It downloads music from the Net without wires and can be fitted, at the user's whim, with a tiny mobile phone among its digital baubles.

"It is not the sort of decision I would be taking on a whim with a few words dismissing someone's career like that," Hunt said.

Hunt denied it, saying: "It is not the sort of decision I would be taking on a whim with a few words dismissing someone's career like that".

Jacob, a single socialist who founded the service on a whim with a few friends, has seen the idea grow from a flippant hashtag to a viral groundswell, gathering more than 3,000 Facebook likes in the last few days.

"It is not the sort of decision I would be taking on a whim with a few words dismissing someone's career like that," said Hunt, who said it had never crossed her mind that four women would lose their jobs as a result of the revamp.

After so many young people inquired about his trip, Mr. Wheeler, on a whim with his wife a year later, wrote "Across Asia on the Cheap".

My college boyfriend cut my fringe one night on a whim (with my consent), and it was so short I either had to wear a bandanna or wax it on to my forehead.

Steve Jobs is a white wizard in wire rims who offers unto us, in exchange for the fruits of mere days or weeks of labour, mesmerising portals to a better, beautiful, more enchanted world where we can have our whim with the flick of a forefinger.

For you, the lottery is just a whim (with no possible downside).

Could they be shuffled round on a whim, with programming guru Baz reporting to chairman Lygo?