The kettle is boiling.

Put the kettle on.

Put the kettle on.

Tom is whistling.

Please stop whistling.

Please stop whistling.

Tom kept whistling.

The pot calls the kettle black.

The kettle is on the table.

What's he been eating? The last thing, I think, was a kettle. A kettle of what? No. A kettle. A black thing with a handle and spout.

My sister was whistling merrily.

Tom began whistling a tune.

Wait till the kettle begins to sing.

Tom put a kettle on the stove.

Tom put the kettle on the stove.

Jim drove his car, whistling merrily.

Tom started whistling a happy tune.

Could you please put on the tea kettle?

The traveller went whistling through the forest.

Okay, I'm not the only one whistling here.

The wind was whistling through the broken window.

Tom walked down the path, whistling a tune.

Max Westerman Geert Chatrou, the World Champion of Whistling.

And actually I earn my money whistling at the moment.

Suddenly she heard an even, quiet, nasal sound like whistling.

A bee flew past his ear, whistling like a bullet.

Tom was whistling a song his mother had taught him.

And actually, till I was 34, I always annoyed and irritated people with whistling, because, to be honest, my whistling is a kind of deviant behavior.

Well actually, I've been whistling since the age of four, about four.

But the establishment s efforts to put a lid on the seething Thai kettle appear untenable.

She Googled, and she found this World Whistling Championship in America, of course.

He has a penchant for whistling at pretty ladies he sees on the street.

So I went to Louisburg, North Carolina, southeast United States, and I entered the world of whistling.

Two snipe, playing and racing one another, whistling but not crying, flew almost over the sportsmen's heads.

Upon a round table covered with a cloth stood a Chinese tea service and a silver kettle over a spirit lamp.

I felt once again the secular whip of the secular Russian whistling in the air and hitting me painfully across my cheek.

As a result Cairenes have resorted to a new form of communication using car horns, whistling, hissing, winking, staring and double flashing .

A BLUSTERING STORM WAS RUSHING and whistling between the wheels of the train and round the pillars and the corners of the station.

And so we began our lessons every single time tuning drums in particular, the kettle drums, or tympani to such a narrow pitch interval, so something like ...

The center of the city, referred to by locals as the Kessel (kettle), experiences more severe heat in the summer and less snow in the winter than the suburbs.

For a moment the sound he emitted seemed to have startled Karenin, and he stopped but, after he had breathed twice, the whistling recommenced with fresh and calm regularity.

At home also all went well, only at lunch Grisha began whistling and what was still worse would not obey the governess and had to go without his pudding.

During mild winter conditions the dishes were able to bring a 3 liter aluminum kettle to boil in 20 25 minutes, and cook a soup with rice and potatoes in an aluminum pressure cooker in around 20 minutes.

On the short swaths the mowers crowded together, their tin boxes clattering, their scythes ringing whenever they touched, the whetstones whistling upon the blades, and their merry voices resounding as they urged each other on.

The cloud moved past, enveloping him and the haycock upon which he sat, and the other haycocks, the carts, the whole of the meadow, and the distant fields. They all seemed to vibrate and heave with the strains of that wild, madly merry song, interspersed with screams and whistling.