whistling

The only occupant of Number 25 who seemed to be happy that night was Songbird, who came in whistling gaily.

Symptoms: Cough, rapid breathing, whistling, rattling and bubbling in throat.

After the game he rolled up to his house perfectly satisfied, whistling to himself.

She ran home through the moonlight, bareheaded, whistling as carelessly as a boy.

An engine that expends all its steam in whistling, has nothing left with which to turn wheels.

Whistling to him to follow me, I started to descend cautiously.

And therewith I raised my fingers to my lips, and, whistling shrilly, cried 'Maignan!

Now it no longer leapt, but flew with grinning teeth, and the whistling wind let its dull round mass pass by.

And all the time Farmer Brown's boy was trudging along, whistling merrily.

Just then came that whistling sound in the air which he knew so well.