whistle for造句

Gray, whistle for a wind.

Oh, I won't need to whistle for them, Reverend Captain.

The referee blew his whistle for full time.

A little Black boy tries very hard to learn how to whistle for his dog.

If you want a house in this village, you'll have to whistle for it.

Once the green bamboo locusts are happy, they can whistle for a long time and sharply.

When the train's whistle for the first time when the ringing in my ear.

Mary didn't even thank us for helping her, so the next time she needs help she can whistle for it.

NIV] In that day the Lord will whistle for flies from the distant streams of Egypt and for bees from the land of Assyria.

You surely did not expect to reach any good end in this way. You might as well whistle for the wind.

The zone defense has only been NBA legal since 2001. Before then, it would result in stopping the action with a whistle for "illegal defense. ""

Baum and his like-minded colleagues have been blowing this particular whistle for a while now - so why hasn't the Breast Cancer Screening Service done anything about it?

The world gathers, the wind and clouds sigh, the Mandarin and butterfly dance together, the wind and waves whistle for fragrance, cherish a paper and ink fragrance, water waves do not shock, rain and cloud symbiosis Lien Chancellor.

"In other words, referees are more speedy in blowing the whistle for the end of the game if the home team scores, thus giving the visitors less time to respond".

Look up at the sky, the sun is still there, look down the road, or go, then go on, whistle forward.