whistle的示例

• He whistled to call his dogs.

• She always whistles in the bath.

• He was whistling a merry tune.

• Then we heard the whistles, and we again told the nurse, and she came and opened the door.

• The corpora comprised twenty spoken and whistled messages.

• Each of these whistled proverbs was followed by the spoken version, and each word was also whistled independently.

• Simple apparatus for imitating animal sounds from the late eighteenth century onwards featured string-pulled miniature bellows; mouth-blown bird calls and whistles are, of course, much more ancient.

• Pigeon whistles make aerial orchestra.

• What types of whistled languages are there ?

• The diffuse and atmospheric comfort of the small but bright gramophone sound corresponds to the humming gaslight and is not entirely foreign to the whistling teakettle of bygone literature.

• We will show here that tone-based whistled languages transpose not only the tones of the source language, as has been previously observed, but also its signal envelope.

• The top price was $1.20, and the top tunes were those that could be recorded often and well - whistled items, solos by "penetrating" musical instruments, and band numbers.

• More bells and whistles [video].

• To claim this as such a glorious record is whistling in the dark.

• I do not understand the bells and whistles that make these things operate.

• Such ownership alone would be enough to increase its market value significantly without adaptations, improvements or bells and whistles.

• Suddenly, out of the sky slid two, four, 10, 20 teal, the wind whistling through their feathers as they side-slipped into the flash.

• Will he give us the gas and coal figures, or will we still be whistling in the dark on the comparisons?