Sentence examples for silent whistle from inspiring English sources

Floyd, who was riding with Holmes and Boo Weekley, watched the drive, shook his head and did a silent whistle.

Never mind those drab men in grey suits -- the senior NSA officials trying to blow an apparently silent whistle.

Though he doesn't cite particulars he doesn't have to: it's a sort of silent dog whistle for bigotry, a promise to protect the interest of the people who see themselves as the real Americans.

I wandered through silent rooms, whistling under my breath.

And, of course, the silent dog-whistle of racial resentment was blown louder and longer in Mississippi than it was in West Virginia (where it was blown by enlightened Democrats who have to be quite a bit more careful).

Yelling, Hollering, Whistling, silent the longest, and other games again keeps the interest on what can be fun which is what tomboy/girling is all about.

Alan E. Diehl, a former safety manager for the U.S. Navy, described the USS Iowa incident in his 2003 book Silent Knights: Blowing the Whistle on Military Accidents and Their Cover-Ups.

James finished the basket as the referees' whistles remained silent.

If we are silent, the catcalls and whistles and shouts of sexism will continue.

At least 990 migrant workers have died so far, building stadiums across the sand dunes of Qatar that may meet the same fate as Ozymandias' "trunkless legs of stone" once the World Cup whistles fall silent.

That they did, but at the final whistle came the silent recognition that their season was over.