blow the whistle造句

Stop when I blow the whistle.

We stood with a very large crowd, waiting for the manager to blow the whistle.

On the other hand, in the case of great health dangers of modern times - mercury, lead, tobacco, asbestos - journalists were too slow to blow the whistle.

Some staff have been slow to blow the whistle on projects they oversaw, not wanting to embarrass host governments, or nervous of more senior loan-pushers.

By early2004, after the release of the Auditor-General' s report on the sponsorship scandal, the pressure to pass such protection escalated, especially after Canadians learned about the ill-fated careers of those civil servants who had tried to blow the whistle on that scandal.