Whistle a tune, spin a web like a spider, catch a tooth fairy.
However he never
blew a final whistle, just waved his arms about.
Alarm calls are in the form of a
shrill whistle.
Whistle blower.
The hiatus did nothing to improve the flow of the game and both sides were probably grateful for the
half-time whistle.
Play begins on the
referee's whistle, with a throw-off from center court.
Whistle blowing?
Bullets whistled
over our heads, or past our ears.
Suddenly we
heard the whistle
of a shell, which, luckily for us, missed its target.
There's a
high-pitched continuous whistle, like a steam train sounding it's whistle, or a singing kettle.
Whistle blows
on sunday 9th july.
The distinctive tune was based on south african folk music played on a
penny whistle.
We kept running to the
final whistle
- 90 minutes is a long time!
Whistle stop
journey through the day surgery unit.
If a
tin whistle
is made of tin, what are fog horns made of?
I had just reached the spot, when a
loud whistle
sounded over the moat behind me.
Whistle stop ground tour
the boys then continue their journey to scotland arriving at the hotel at 10 pm.
One locomotive, 13, acquired a
chime whistle
in place of the more standard type.
To support the fairly obvious assumption, the younger the woman, the more likely she is to receive
wolf whistles.
A thick mist lay over them, and from the heart of it there came the sudden scream of a
steam whistle.
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