Sentence examples for wet whistle from inspiring English sources

You are my galloping, muscle-twitching horse, writhing with grace and beauty, that comes with a wet whistle, to sweep me off my feet into a hip-shaking ride into a far away bush.

Approaching the lectern, he paused to wet his whistle.

That said there are still plenty of places to wet your whistle.

When I'm through I'll provide a post-season schedule, just to wet your whistle a bit.

It transpires that water in W Hotels is referred to as "wet your whistle", and the poor Russians have obviously been told this is what they must say.

Its theme is announced by the bouncy "How Are You Going to Wet Your Whistle (When the Whole Darn World Goes Dry?") before she makes the plunge into Cole Porter's "Let's Misbehave".

Meanwhile, I suspect it's his "refreshing honesty" on the minutiae – babies, boobs, traffic jams – and not whopping issues such as his hard-line stance on the EU's £1.7bn budget surcharge that wet the whistle of Thurrock, Rochester and Clacton.

That is, if footholds could be found in the newspapers reporting Allied advances, or in the old 78's, including Billy Murray's Prohibition-era lament, "How Are You Goin' to Wet Your Whistle?" This Collyer Brothers-like collection grows by the day, as people hungering for recognition drop off their demos, as retirees moving to Florida find items in the attic that should be entrusted to Joe.

Wet your whistle on Heineken (12, HINKY).

How Are You Going to Wet Your Whistle (When the Whole Darn World Goes Dry?).

So, next time you go to your Chinese class, don't forget to wet your whistle!