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whistle

[wis-uhl, hwis-] / ˈwɪs əl, ˈʰwɪs- /


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No sooner had the referee blown the final whistle at Selhurst Park, Glasner's attention immediately switched to Saturday's Premier League match at Leeds United.

From BBC

Fun fact: In concert, she reproduces the lilting whistled interlude to perfection.

From Los Angeles Times

There were few left in the away end at the final whistle so Vicario will have been spared the vitriol at the City Ground but there are few places to hide.

From BBC

But in a digital age of flashier bells and whistles, why are comics appealing to them?

From BBC

In the case of Russell Martin, the former Rangers head coach, it came before a whistle was blown in a competitive match for a section of the support.

From BBC