Examples of using A whim in English and their translations into Hebrew
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often just a whim, to destroy years of story creation and world-building.".
You get to demonstrate how easy it is for straight couples to get married on a whim, especially during one of the biggest gay right movements of our time.".
Sure, as a homeowner, you can make these kinds of moves on a whim- but it could cost you big-time.
We met with her, and yet on a whim you call in the third battalion.
Will, donating that money is a tradition… and a tradition isn't something to be thrown away on a whim.
The way their consonants are trash-compacted together and noun endings seem to change on a whim with every sentence.
Nowadays, sports fans look upon his foray into baseball as a whim, and when they look up his numbers and see that he batted .202,
But intuitively, we had a feeling that this is not just a whim of our grandmothers and grandfathers,
The first time I ever went down to Haiti was in August of 2008, sort of on a whim, and I was fielding surveys in the rural south of the country to assess the extent of energy poverty.
If you are one of those who can not resist a whim, especially when you have it in front of your nose,
choosing how to drive across the country on a whim, you're the type of person who will constantly surprise those who underestimate you
What matters is the game and the coming and going in the middle of your delicious rush, a whim of the artist, that provided the scene,
I could take a long road trip down the west coast to randomly visit family in San Diego(I lived in Seattle) on a whim.
bought me flowers on a whim but when he was chasing after Roxy he took her out and bought her flowers.
which Henry then annulled on a whim and used as an excuse to execute Cromwell.
the past is the mastery of risk- the notion that the future is more than a whim of the gods and that men and women are not passive before nature.".
On a whim.
It's just a whim.
This isn't a whim.
It was a whim.