Sentence examples for whistling down from inspiring English sources

A shot of sublime genius by Murray, who is wrongfooted by Tipsarevic as the Serb sends a ball whistling down his deuce-court sideline, but dinks a tender forehand across court to win an outrageous point.

But there may be a few distractions like the fact that the EU is split down the middle over Iraq, the UN is in disarray and, by the time the leaders meet up, bombs may be whistling down on Baghdad.Manfully ignoring the muffled explosions offstage, EU leaders will still make an effort to concentrate on the "Lisbon agenda" of economic reform.

At the Parnell monument at the end of the Sackville Street bullets were whistling down from the Post Office, the principal but not the only seat of the insurrection, and a Sinn Fein sentry ordered me to put up my hands.

The wind was blowing hard, whistling down the North Channel toward Belfast.

Anyone who visited a mall felt the cold winds whistling down empty aisles.

Whistling down the mountain, the bushes look like people, or possibly monsters, hiding in the forest, waiting to pounce.

Cydar arrives like "a hawk whistled down from the sky".

48 Ay! Finland whistled down for too many men on the ice!

They are duly whistled down and an almighty chant gets underway again among the German fans.

Currently, when a player passes the puck across his own blue line and the center red line, play is whistled down and there's a face-off inside the zone.

Bombs whistle down and explode, shaking the floor.