How to pronounce “whistling” in English

whistling of bullets in in the middle of night woke us up in you know and then we heard people crying outside and

you send a whistling arrow in the opposite direction to make the animal move.

- Y'all whistling past the graveyard.

singing and whistling.

And I turned around and heard the whistling of a beaked and bottlenosed dolphin that just swam right by.

She just goes into her whistling and her clicking.

I just want to get to the whistling solo because I love that part um so does anyone know the movie

And everybody's whistling past the graveyard here.

and then he drilled a hole into it in order to make a whistling arrow, which is used for several purposes among the Mongols,

- The beautiful "Whistling Swan," $280,000.

Clear-eyed Kathy would have none of my whistling in the dark.

married you may have two kids the person you're looking at or whistling at may be so far away that they're just a spe in

Oliver You kicked a hole through my heart And left me with the whistling sound

And suddenly these seniors walk up, and I was whistling some tune.

much like this, these days, whistling shop, if you ever go to , Speakeasy style is very fashionable at the moment.

I posed the question on Twitter, and I received these sounds of loneliness, the wind whistling in my chimney,

couldn't-- they're yelling for me, they're cheering, they're whistling.

Now yesterday, Jeff Duncan-Andrade talked to us about a concept that Claude Steele popularized in his book "Whistling Vivaldi," which by the way,

I mean, people standing, and cheering, and whistling, and absolutely loving watching Nelson Mandela crush me.

In the beginning, grinding its fingers, the grit of schist and granite sticks to its lonely bone, its white soul to steer it, a whale bone whistling north.

I had set at Burning Man the world record for the most times whistling happy birthday in one

"They were his fellows: a Capuchin monkey, a young kangaroo, a magpie, which saved itself on one occasion from being worried by a dog by whistling the first three or four parts