Sentence examples for whistle push from inspiring English sources

When the referee blows the whistle, push your cranked wrist down slightly to "lock" the ball in your stick.

On the ref's whistle, push up and out, in the direction you want the ball to go.

When the ref blows the whistle, push your cranked wrist up slightly to "lock" the ball in your stick.

How brightly you whistle, pushing the long soft feathers on your rump down across the branch, like the apron of a butcher, as you impale a cricket on a meat hook deep inside my rhododendron.

Shrike How brightly you whistle, pushing the long, soft feathers on your rump down across the branch, like the apron of a butcher, as you impale a cricket on a meat hook deep inside my rhododendron.

There were no egregious errors, and there was little of the post-whistle pushing and shoving by players that had escalated under the watch of the replacements.

The former Arsenal youth player was sharp again as the full-time whistle approached, pushing an awkward Danny Racchi shot to safety.

"They were jumping on me after the whistle and pushing on my neck all day long," said Dayne, who missed two days of practice last week with a sprained neck.

In "The American Embassy" Ms. Adichie describes a line of some 200 people trailing around the block; the vendors who blow whistles and push copies of newspapers at the people in line; the beggars who work the line, holding out enamel plates; the ice cream bicycles that honk.

The police routinely charged onto the beach, blowing whistles and pushing people back with long bamboo poles to clear the way for more pilgrims.

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