Sentence examples for whistle are from inspiring English sources

Lamb favours amending the Public Interest Disclosure Act so that foster carers who blow the whistle are protected.

That's why staff who blow the whistle are crucial in helping to raise standards and we are determined to support them.

Most consumers of popular music, Doggett assures us, like tunes they can whistle, are more interested in the tunes themselves than the people who sing them, and, once they have whistled them to death, cheerfully move on.

The gift giver's dilemma: is it better to choose a someday-you-will-appreciate-this gift, of which shares in the S. & P. index fund and a key chain with a rape whistle are examples, or a someday-you-will-not-care-an-iota-about-this gift, like tickets to a Justin Bieber concert?

Experimental and theoretical studies of the spectral and directivity characteristics of a Hartmann whistle are presented for pressure ratios in the range of 4.92 6.88.

Preston, whose supporters celebrated a first trip to Wembley in 21 years by pouring onto the pitch at the final whistle, are yet to comment.

The low whistle is repeated.

Several Ravens said no whistle was blown.

"A whistle is like raising your voice.

A pronounced whistle is tough to treat.

Every whistle is met with a snarl.