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Whistled in sentence

55 examples of Whistled in a sentence

So I whistled along with him.
I whistled alone, I whistled in the classroom, I whistled on bike, I whistled everywhere.
And I also whistled at a Christmas Eve party with my family-in-law.
Once there was a princess who whistled beautifully.
The years went by and the princess grew up into a beautiful young woman, who whistled even more beautifully.
Some whistled badly.
Some whistled well.
Possibly the best laughs come from George Cole as Flash Harry (who comes out of a bush when whistled at) and various visits to classrooms by Ms Fritton (Sims) reacting to explosions ('Oh poor Betty!") or science lab gin production ("just send a few bottles of that up to my room"').
'Well, now let's part,' he said, and limping with his left foot, and holding his gun ready, he whistled to his dog and went off in one direction.
He stroked her, and whistled as a sign that she might now set off.
At last the third bell rang, the engine whistled and creaked, the coupling chains gave a jerk, and the husband crossed himself.
For the rest, like his horse, which stood immovable, without suffering from the wind, he seemed to be made of stone; he had no appearance of feeling either the cold or the gusts that whistled at his ears.
And never had a stone whistled by his ears; he only met men who were silent and slow to salute him; most often he came upon lovers, who cared nothing for politics and took their fill of pleasure in holes and corners.
Ned Land whistled "Yankee Doodle" between his teeth, stuffed his hands in his pockets, and turned his back on us.
The rushes, close to the ground, whistled; the branches trembled in a swift rustling, while their summits, ceaselessly swaying, kept up a deep murmur.
They had whistled for him a quarter of an hour; Hivert had even gone back a mile and a half expecting every moment to catch sight of her; but it had been necessary to go on.
At first she felt stunned; she saw the trees, the paths, the ditches, Rodolphe, and she again felt the pressure of his arm, while the leaves rustled and the reeds whistled.
The dogs barked, and rushed towards him; but he whistled softly, and they came and fawned upon him.
She soon realised what had really happened, opened her eyes wide, whistled to herself, but did not waste time to yank open the bedroom doors and shout loudly into the darkness of the bedrooms: "Come and 'ave a look at this, it's dead, just lying there, stone dead!"
Fifty pistols lighted the scene, and the bullets whistled in every direction round the head of the devoted peddler.
The fury of the wind, as it whistled round the angles of the building, was in consonance with those feelings, and she rose and moved to a window of her apartment.
The night was dark, and the wind whistled through the vale with the dreariness of November.
Tom whistled twice more; these signals were answered in the same way.
I whistled when I came to those words written under his name; for though I had long made up my mind that our lodger could be none other than one of those wonderful soldiers of whom we had heard so much, who had forced their way into every capital of Europe, save only our own, still I had little thought that our roof covered Napoleon's own aide-de-camp and a colonel of his Guard.
He whistled and kicked the stones before him as he strolled along.
He looked at the shops, whistled between his teeth, turned round to ogle the women who brushed past him.
'Ah! you should keep dogs--fine animals--sagacious creatures --dog of my own once--pointer--surprising instinct--out shooting one day--entering inclosure--whistled--dog stopped-- whistled again--Ponto--no go; stock still--called him--Ponto, Ponto--wouldn't move--dog transfixed--staring at a board-- looked up, saw an inscription--"Gamekeeper has orders to shoot all dogs found in this inclosure"--wouldn't pass it--wonderful dog--valuable dog that--very.''Singular circumstance that,' said Mr. Pickwick.
'Good-morning.''Good-morning;' and the officer whistled a lively air as he strode away.
They searched every nook and corner round, together and separately; they shouted, whistled, laughed, called--and all with the same result.
As Sam said this, he suited the action to the word, and whistled far louder than before.
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