Sentence examples for whistle out from inspiring English sources

They must carefully whistle out their exhalations at key points of each bounce to give them time to inhale again before hitting the canvas.

Or, if out in the middle of nowhere, hitting Up on the D-Pad causes you to whistle out for the horse, which shows up a few moments later.

We took a whistle out of our pack and started tooting as we came down, making noise, scanning both sides of the trail constantly, and marching briskly back to Lake O'Hara.

Entry in Front Office Log, which is kept behind the desk at the Hotel New Weston: Harry ____, the Doorman, reported that a young woman wearing a mink coat approached him in front of the 50th Street Entrance and grabbed his whistle out of his hand.

By C. L. McNelly and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, July 22, 1961 P. 20 Entry in Front Office Log, which is kept behind the desk at the Hotel New Weston: Harry ____, the Doorman, reported that a young woman wearing a mink coat approached him in front of the 50th Street Entrance and grabbed his whistle out of his hand.

The New Yorker, July 22 , 1961P. 20 Entry in Front Office Log, which is kept behind the desk at the Hotel New Weston: Harry ____, the Doorman, reported that a young woman wearing a mink coat approached him in front of the 50th Street Entrance and grabbed his whistle out of his hand.

A No vote would drive the Irish from the centre of the EU, leaving them "whistling out in the dark", declared Bertie Ahern, shortly before stepping down as taoiseach (prime minister) this week after 11 years in office.In Brussels the mood is equally stern.

Years later, an eagle-eyed reader blew the whistle, pointing out that HarmonyTone's F-4 mandolin was not manufactured until 1947.

Then the ship's whistle drowned out everything else, and streamers were tossed from the decks, landing beside flocks of indifferently bobbing seagulls.

FRANKFURT — On Monday night, the Volkswagen Group rang every bell, blew every whistle, trotted out a troupe of dogs and ponies and, quite literally, nearly set the stage on fire.

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