用on a whim造句子，“on a whim”造句

So on a whim my viola-playing girlfriend and I decided to put a quartet together.

We decided, more or less on a whim, to sail to Morocco.

Not serious is: some people in the park, on a whim and pick a willow straw hat.

Another test, my liver is cleared and she says almost like on a whim, why don't you get a full-body bone scan?

Italy didn't take on this 55 billion euro austerity plan on a whim — it was essentially forced to do it by the European Central Bank.

It is, thus, not on a whim that Microsoft Office applications are among the most configurable shrink-wrapped software titles available.

China adheres to a strategic principle of active defense. It will not threaten the use of military force on a whim, nor will it impulsively show off its military strength on others' doorsteps.

Or why not find out whether there is a bigger demand for your product in the South East of England, Wales or Scotland instead of risking money by launching it on a whim?

Ctrip, which launched its Twitter account “on a whim” in early 2009, has been using Twitter to engage with customers and to promote its Mustache Summer photo contest, says Dale, who works in Shanghai.

It's a good time to answer "yes" on a whim.

Do I plan and save for big purchases or do I buy on a whim?

Somehow, on this day, I was on a whim, driving to the Yellow River estuary to take a youth tour.

You can help him wash clothes and buy socks on a whim, but don't buy underwear for him on your own, let him wear whatever he likes.

There are fears would-be beekeepers, seduced by the apparent simplicity of the new hive, could order on a whim with no thought for the practicalities.

During his solo drinking session, Park decided, on a whim, to pour a second glass and place it in front of himself, as though he were drinking with a friend.

Daimler’s Car2Go scheme, however, allows people to pick up cars on a whim, use them for as long as they need to and drop them off wherever it is convenient.

As president, he can dissolve parliament on a whim.

Think about how much money you spend buying things on a whim.

For example, the ruling monarch doesn't just enter the City of London on a whim, but instead asks for permission from the Lord Mayor at a ceremony.

On arrival, she buys a glass factory on a whim, and challenges him to transport a church built entirely of glass by boat from Sydney 250 miles up the coast.

I bought the encyclopedia on a whim.

Whatever protesters say, owners cannot build golf courses on a whim.

The nice thing about websites is as a moonlighting thing you can write as often as you want on a whim.

Mr Zardari would then inherit the swollen powers Mr Musharraf grabbed for the office, allowing him to appoint provincial governors and service chiefs and to dissolve parliament on a whim.

I have long heard of Calendula's healing properties and decided to purchase this on a whim despite it's high price.

Rogues slip into and out of shadows on a whim, pass anywhere across the field of battle without fear of reprisal, and appear suddenly only to drive home a lethal blade.

This modern modular lounge chair is not designed to be a stationary object, but a transforming piece of furniture art that changes shape on a whim.

In order to protect privacy, don't put personal information on the Internet on a whim.

In the morning on a whim I thought I sports festival this year will run eight hundred meters, so get ready to go running in the morning.

We bought the house on a whim.