When I was the Manhattan district attorney, we learned of offshore accounts only through whistle-blowers, cooperators and serendipity.
Through whistles and shouted directions, the crowd attempted to maneuver the couple to within range of one another.
Travelers sleep in tents and are accompanied by four to six trackers who communicate through whistling to imitate panda sounds.
By 1968, candidates were appealing to the electorate through television, rather than through whistle-stop train tours.
Through his orchestration, Desplat also gives Elisa a voice, practically speaking in Desplat's score through whistling.
From the moment Keating pokes his playful face around the corner of the classroom, strolls through whistling, and beckons the boys to leave it, he dares them to transcend the boundaries of the room itself and what it stands for: tradition and conformity.
Scudamore, head of the Premier League, had his sexist emails come to light through a whistle-blowing PA.
As Turner is not counting, his blockers are reciting their mantra: play through the whistle.
There, the rising water would force air through a whistle, sounding an alarm.
Sunday's announcement of the 68-team NCAA field proved that it's important to keep playing through the whistle.
