Sentence examples for whispers when from inspiring English sources

Flocks feed by darkness with a noise of whispers When, sun, light-handed, sows this Indian water.

It can also be seen in Cries and Whispers, when two sisters (Liv Ullmann and Ingrid Thulin), long at odds with one another, suddenly and compulsively begin to stroke each other's faces while exchanging words of endearment.

Sure, I'd heard of this arrogant Frenchman and I'd heard Je T'aime (Moi Non Plus); I knew he'd asked Whitney Houston to fuck him on live TV; I even had some drinking buddies in Dublin who spoke of him in hushed whispers when I visited, though I didn't take much notice at the time.

In the early 1990s she went to the Independent on Sunday and later the Independent when the then features editor, Charles Leadbeater, suggested she wrote a column based on 'what women talked about in whispers when I passed their desks in the morning'.

Katrina Thibeault hugs one of the stockbrokers and whispers, "When I grow up I want to be a broker with Smith and Barney".

"Querida," he whispers when he's finished the song.

Assuming we do not consider "damn" an expletive, he swears a paltry three times – one fuck, two shits – and half-whispers when so doing.

People tended to whisper when they spoke, and no wonder.

Or a whisper when an apartment is for rent?

"Now you bow," she whispered when I was done.

"What are you doing?" James whispered, when Freddie was by his side.