Sentence examples for hard whistling from inspiring English sources

The wind was blowing hard, whistling down the North Channel toward Belfast.

When it came to women, Winogrand was dazzled; knocked out by young ones of many descriptions, perpetually hungering after them like some kind of hard hat whistling through his viewfinder.

It was a bad sign when the Supreme Court relied on the dictionary as the main authority in a recent ruling that made it harder for whistle-blowers to hold government contractors accountable for fraud.

That evening, the usual emergency-vehicle sirens seemed especially frequent and jarringly loud; the wind blew so hard that it whistled through all the old house's cracks.

They are playing hard, but clean, from whistle to whistle.

Before the series, the Flyers had discussed the value of playing hard, but clean, from whistle to whistle.

As we staggered along 77th St. the morning after the blizzard, a youthful snow-shoveller stopped whistling "A Hard Day's Night" to say "Beautiful!

The New Yorker, February 18 , 1967P. 32 As we staggered along 77th St. the morning after the blizzard, a youthful snow-shoveller stopped whistling "A Hard Day's Night" to say "Beautiful!

By James Stevenson The New Yorker, February 18 , 1967P. 32 As we staggered along 77th St. the morning after the blizzard, a youthful snow-shoveller stopped whistling "A Hard Day's Night" to say "Beautiful!

A trilling sound like a referee not blowing hard enough on his whistle.

This makes it hard to blow the whistle on corrupt officials, because the bribe-giver has also broken the law.