Sentences with phrase «on a whim from»

This incredibly simple system is an analog notation guide for using any notebook, even the $ 5 one you picked up on a whim from the grocery store because it had a cool cover, as your catch - all planner.

She's an inspired cook who can throw a meal together on a whim from a refrigerator she keeps packed with all manner of whole, natural foods.

I purchased organic dried cherries and macadamias on a whim from the bulk bin of the local organic store, and only at the cashier did I realize how costly they were.

ONE plant, I bought on a whim from Walmart having never grown it.

I topped mine with freeze - dried blueberries I picked up on a whim from Trader Joe's (brain - healthy berries!).

I bought them about a month ago on a whim from ALDO (link to the exact shoe below) for under $ 50 and have found that they go with so many of my outfits!

I bought this one on a whim from Shein not knowing if I would wear a bright pink blazer often, but it turns out I love the fun it adds to my work wear.

I totally bought it on a whim from a street vendor in New York and I wear it all the time.

I got this one on a whim from Amazon, of all places, and I'm so impressed.

Tarte Rainforest of the Sea Drench Lip Splash Lipstick I bought this on a whim from the Tarte site — mostly I was there to buy a cute water tumbler with a lid and a straw.

I picked up The Sandman on a whim from my local library, and soon found myself addicted.

It has been great to watch this company grow, especially after picking up The Witcher on a whim from my local GameStop back in 2007 (which was probably my last PC purchase in a store).

I too played this for an extended session when a buddy and I rented it on a whim from the local King Soopers.

I'm glad you like Steam, it doesn't change the fact that they are irressponsible, and virtually unaccountable guardians of virtually the entire PC gaming space, who can steal thousands of dollars in software on a whim from you forever, and you legally can't do a thing about it.

Not exact matches

Before acting on a whim and moving 100 miles per hour, consult with your team, get feedback from employees, and do some research on whether the investment will be worth it.

Trump, 70, has never shied away from changing his mind or firing subordinates on a whim.

In a similar vein to the point above, nothing is more disastrous for a conversion rate optimization plan than deviating from it on a whim.

To establish a site with steady rankings and traffic, you need to build links from sources that will not simply be devalued on the whim of Google.

We can not consign children to a bleak future dependent on the whims of Mum's latest boyfriend and occasional visits from a social worker committed to the sort of agenda described above.

So we buy fancy cars and travel first class and build mansions for ourselves and furnish them with luxuries to satisfy our whims while our neighbors on this planet live in shacks and struggle against oppression and watch their children die young from lack of food and medical care.

Every American is implicated in the environmental crisis — there are plenty of other indulgences we could point at in our own lives, from living in oversized houses to boarding jets on a whim.

On the other hand, anyone who denies that there is a higher law seems to embrace nihilism, and therefore to leave the powerless unprotected from the whims of whoever controls the law - making apparatus.

In the Warta district members of the hierarchy were brutally beaten, the clergy were decimated in a frightful manner, seminars, numerous establishments of religious orders and all Catholic schools and associations were abolished, ecclesiastical property was expropriated, sisters were driven - from their convents, churches in large part were closed, wayside crosses and shrines were destroyed, Polish inscriptions on gravestones were effaced and loyalty to religion was made extremely difficult and was ridiculed in every conceivable manner and more than three million Polish Catholics were left completely outside the pale of the law and were at the mercy of the despotic whims of the National Socialists.

As Jim and Tammy pleaded with the faithful to give their all, Jim and Tammy did their best to spend their all: $ 25,000 for a face lift for Jim; $ 8,500 for an anniversary bash at a Charlotte restaurant; $ 10,000 for a shopping spree in New York; $ 100,000 for a whim - of - the - moment chartered flight to California; and on and on, all from PTL coffers.

I also love that I can walk into my backyard this time of year and snatch a few items from my pepper and tomato plants and whip up something like this on a whim.

Just on a whim, my Mom decided to do something really creative with the leftover grass - fed rump roast from last week: Grass - fed Meat Pie.

On a whim, I decided to take a detour from the version in Sunday Suppers at Lucques which happens to be beautifully thyme - centric.

I received one of those annoying emails from Apple suggesting apps the other day, and on a whim, for the first time, I actually opened it.

I made this on a whim tonight, and seriously, it is the only thing I want to eat from now on.

My hubby once brought bok choy home from the grocery store on a whim and I had never cooked it before (this is what happens when he doesn't have a list!).

This Parmesan Crusted Chicken Alfredo came to be, completely on a whim as I was trying to put a dinner together made entirely from leftovers!

So, on a whim one morning, overcome with a desire for super dark chocolate and needing an extra brain boost from fat and Lions Mane, I decided to throw together some ingredients to see what would happen.

Chelsea's success is dependant on the whim of a billionaire, not the money from the fans, it could all disappear very quickly

Someone should ask Arsene some day — if he can see any benefits to shooting from distance, not on a whim but actually relying on it against certain opposition.

What can be seen from this is sacking managers on a whim doesn't yield you instant success but does dilute any sort of consistency that you do have.

And there's no one stopping you from taking a day trip to a fun local spot on a whim.

Maybe, the Ashanti regional minister needs to be reminded that Ghana is a nation governed by laws and not on whims of self conceited government appointees who take instructions from political simpletons; may he be reminded once again that, through this act of indiscretion, he is effectively opening the government up for huge legal liabilities that may culminate in the payment of huge government debt.

That would remove politicians from the awkward position of voting on their own raises and would no longer subject the county executive and comptroller to the whims of the legislators who may or may not like them.

After 13 years of arrogant rule from the Labour party (with some achievements admittadly), where PR was a convenient whim while there was a wiff of a hung parliament but rejected in search of ulitmate power you now lecture the Lib - Dems on staying true to «progressive» values.

Mr. de Blasio's ambitious agenda — from implementing universal prekindergarten and after - school programs to raising the city's minimum wage — is highly dependent on the whims of Albany.

For centuries, our senior police constables have made operational decisions not at the behest of government and the political whims of the day, but based on their professional view of how best to uphold the law and keep the peace, dealing with everything from petty theft to major terrorist plots.

On a whim, Osborne and Akerboom swabbed the bones from a prehistoric whale found by Alford.

Following up on an anonymous tip, police recovered it in March from a 22 - year - old Berkeley biology major who told police he had taken it on «a whim.»

Then one day on a whim, he grabbed some muddy snow from under his kids» swing set.

How much leverage Hamburg and Sharfstein will have to change FDA's culture and budget will depend on the whims and generosity of Congress and the willingness of the Obama Administration to back them — not to mention support from those inside the agency.

Johnson learned about the contest from his son, a New York University film student, and decided to enter on a whim.

One day, I purchased a Pilates VHS tape from a local discount store on a whim (we're talking mid 90s here).

The idea for this recipe came simply from buying both mint and cilantro on a whim at the Farmer's Market.

So, on a whim one morning, overcome with a desire for super dark chocolate and needing an extra brain boost from fat and Lions Mane, I decided to throw together some ingredients to see what would happen.

The fluffy jumper underneath the coat is one that I purchased from Lidl on a whim, whilst doing the weekly grocery shopping (cause why not?!