Sentence examples for In whistle from inspiring English sources

In "Whistle," he is starting to play with the notion of life as a theatrical performance that can both liberate and incarcerate.

Fix in Whistle when doing animation.

In 1961 she starred with Alan Bates in "Whistle Down the Wind," based on the novel by her mother.

Her first big part came in "Whistle Stop" (1946), in which, violating the Hays Code, she gave George Raft an ardent, openmouthed kiss.

A scene of Reynolds appreciating a hearty breakfast recalls Michael Hordern in Whistle and I'll Come to You, Jonathan Miller's 1968 adaptation of MR James's classic ghost story.

He made his film debut in Roy Boulting's Fame is the Spur (1947), starring Michael Redgrave, a thinly veiled account of Ramsay MacDonald's rise to power, and followed his detective in Whistle Down the Wind (with Alan Bates and Hayley Mills) with a doctor in Forbes's best film, produced by Attenborough, The L-Shaped Room (1962), with Leslie Caron and Tom Bell.

Before dark no door was locked, certainly not against the packs of kids who played stickball against the stoops or roamed through kitchens and rec rooms until Uncle Morris blew the all-in whistle.

Camelbak Baja stand-up paddle hydration pack: This great design includes a comfortable, 70-ounce lumbar bladder that keeps your shoulders free, a vest with a built-in whistle and numerous pockets, more cargo compartments in the back and a buckle-strap for securing an inflatable PFD.

Our preferred dictionary (Webster's New World College) has a hyphen in "whistle-blower".

That led her to Phillips & Cohen, a law firm involved in whistle-blower cases.

For Rogers the close season has been frantic, taking in whistle-stop tours of Europe to front the organisation's message.