Sentence examples for long whistle from inspiring English sources

I let out a long whistle when I finished reading it.

Soon, the painter heard a long whistle, followed by a choking sound, then a mournful sigh.

About to hit, he hears the long whistle of a locomotive, on a track quite nearby.

Although impressive in its construction of an entire fictional language based on the long whistle, Clangers is not strictly cosmologically accurate.

Using shovels, pickaxes and sniffer dogs, rescuers have been working none-stop and halt only when a long whistle is sounded to test if someone is alive under the rubble.

The third was "They Can't Stop The Spring", composed by John Waters and Tommy Moran, which features a long whistle introduction, and prolific use of the bouzouki and fiddle, as well as use of the bodhrán.

When no response is heard, two more long whistles are sounded, a sign that the workers should continue digging.

The song is a long whistled double note similar to, but less urgent, than that of the orange-breasted myzomela, a Fijian endemic honeyeater.

Every time you approach your horse's pasture or stall, give a series of long whistles that will gain your horse's attention.

Additionally, fledglings can give a loud, quavering second-long whistle as a contact call.

Males preferred female CLCs consisting of the longest whistles, whereas females preferred male CLCs with the shortest whistles, suggesting that sensory biases in tamarins underlie sex differences in CLCs.