100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "whistle"

Definition

The verb whistle refers to the act of producing a clear, high-pitched sound by forcing air through pursed lips or a small opening. It can also mean to signal or communicate using a whistle or similar device.

Synonyms

• Blow
• Pipe
• Toot
• Chirp
• Hiss
• Serenade

Antonyms

• Mute
• Silence
• Hush
• Quiet
• Suppress

Examples

1. She began to whistle a cheerful tune while she worked.
2. The coach would whistle to get the players' attention.
3. He can whistle the melody perfectly.
4. The train's conductor will whistle to signal departure.
5. As he walked through the park, he would often whistle to himself.
6. The kids started to whistle when they saw the ice cream truck.
7. You could hear him whistle from across the street.
8. She learned to whistle a song by practicing every day.
9. During the concert, the crowd began to whistle in appreciation.
10. The wind would whistle through the trees at night.
11. He tried to whistle a tune but forgot the notes.
12. The dog would respond every time she would whistle.
13. He could whistle loudly enough to be heard from a distance.
14. They would whistle to each other to communicate in the noisy environment.
15. I heard him whistle a familiar song as he worked.
16. The children learned to whistle by mimicking their parents.
17. She can whistle in perfect harmony with the music.
18. The old man would often whistle while he gardened.
19. He gave a sharp whistle to call his cat.
20. The coach blew his whistle to start the game, and the players began to whistle in excitement.
21. They would frequently whistle to signal the end of the workday.
22. A sudden whistle from the train alarmed the passengers.
23. The girl tried to whistle, but only a faint sound came out.
24. He was known to whistle while he worked, creating a joyful atmosphere.
25. She could whistle a tune that would make anyone smile.
26. The sound of his whistle echoed through the valley.
27. She learned to whistle by using her fingers as a guide.
28. He would often whistle to get the attention of his friends.
29. The children played outside, laughing and whistling.
30. A gentle breeze caused the trees to whistle softly.
31. He whistled a happy tune while walking home.
32. The players were instructed to whistle when they wanted a break.
33. She gave a loud whistle to signal the start of the race.
34. The melody he could whistle was infectious.
35. The night was quiet except for the occasional whistle of the wind.
36. He could whistle through his teeth to create a unique sound.
37. They would often whistle while playing sports together.
38. The old train would whistle as it approached the station.
39. She practiced every day to improve her ability to whistle.
40. The coach would whistle loudly to signal the end of practice.
41. He used to whistle to calm himself down.
42. The children enjoyed whistling during their walk to school.
43. A sharp whistle cut through the silence of the night.
44. He tried to whistle a tune he heard on the radio.
45. The crowd erupted into cheers and whistles after the performance.
46. She could whistle in various styles, impressing her friends.
47. The sound of her whistle brought back fond memories.
48. He would often whistle to attract the attention of wildlife.
49. The dog perked up at the sound of its owner's whistle.
50. She managed to whistle a perfect pitch every time.
51. He was able to whistle several different songs from memory.
52. The children learned to whistle by watching their older siblings.
53. The sound of the referee's whistle signaled the end of the game.
54. He would whistle a tune while cooking in the kitchen.
55. She gave a loud whistle to call for help.
56. The old man would often whistle as he walked down the street.
57. The wind would whistle through the cracks in the windows.
58. He tried to whistle along with the music on the radio.
59. The whistle of the kettle signaled that the water was boiling.
60. She could whistle softly, making it hard to hear her.
61. He let out a low whistle of admiration at the performance.
62. The kids began to whistle as they played in the park.
63. She knew how to whistle to get her friend’s attention.
64. The whistle of the train could be heard from miles away.
65. He could whistle with great skill and precision.
66. The sound of her whistle was soothing to everyone around.
67. They would often whistle back and forth to each other.
68. The piercing whistle startled everyone in the room.
69. He would often whistle to express his happiness.
70. She learned to whistle various tunes by ear.
71. The dog would respond to its owner's whistle with enthusiasm.
72. He gave a short whistle to signal that he was ready.
73. As they walked through the forest, the wind would whistle around them.
74. The kids began to whistle a popular song together.
75. He could whistle loudly enough to be heard over the music.
76. The sudden whistle from the referee caught everyone off guard.
77. She loved to whistle while she jogged in the mornings.
78. He was known to whistle a catchy tune that everyone recognized.
79. The sound of the whistle brought the team back to focus.
80. She could whistle in a way that imitated birds.
81. The whistle of the wind filled the empty space.
82. He let out a soft whistle to get her attention.
83. The crowd began to whistle as the team took the field.
84. She gave a quick whistle to signal the end of the session.
85. He can whistle so well that he often gets asked to perform.
86. The children were taught to whistle as a fun skill.
87. The loud whistle signaled the start of the fireworks show.
88. He could whistle tunes from his favorite movies.
89. The whistle echoed in the empty stadium.
90. She would often whistle in the shower.
91. He made a habit of whistling while he worked on his projects.
92. The sound of her whistle was a comforting presence.
93. He gave a triumphant whistle after completing the challenge.
94. They would often whistle together as a form of bonding.
95. The sudden whistle of the referee stopped the game.
96. He tried to whistle, but only air came out.
97. She felt a sense of joy when she would whistle a favorite song.
98. The sound of his whistle was a signal for everyone to gather.
99. He could whistle both loudly and softly, depending on the mood.
100. The children loved to whistle while playing outside in the summer.