The word "whistle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a noun or a verb to refer to a sound or the act of making a sound made by blowing air through pursed lips, or with a device specifically made for this purpose. Example sentence: The football referee blew his whistle to signal the end of the game.
Such is the affection for Stuart Pearce in these parts, the opprobrium of the Nottingham Forest supporters on the final whistle was muted and delivered as much in sorrow as in anger, but their patience with the manager must be wearing thin.
Great sporting moments - It's hard to imagine the average FA boss storming onto the pitch during a World Cup game to get a goal overturned but that is what Kuwait FA president Prince Fahid did in 1982 against France, claiming that his players had heard a whistle and stopped playing.
After the final whistle the odd supporter used social media to allege that Carver – whose suddenly relegation-threatened side are now only five points above the bottom three and visit renascent Leicester on Saturday – had sworn at his detractors, before issuing an invitation "outside" for a fight.
That was again demonstrated as the half-time whistle was met by a chorus of booing.
And with that final chance, the full-time whistle is blown and the Czech Republic are through to the quarter-finals thanks to Petr Jiracek's late winner.
After one second of stoppage time, the whistle is blown to bring an end to an enjoyable first half.
United's manager, Steve Evans, raced to the away end on the final whistle to celebrate a result that put his side nine points clear of Wigan in 22nd.
By the final whistle, Valencia had taken 19 shots to la Real's eight.
Faced with demands for millions in unpaid taxes on commissions he had taken from broadcasting contracts, Blazer agreed to plead guilty and blow the whistle on other top Fifa executives.
Palace, one suspects, may need to think more ambitiously and the final whistle had barely gone before one bookmaker had them as favourites to go straight back down.
When the final whistle went 15 minutes later, they embraced, shouted and danced in celebratory circles.
