| whistle in | 3.62 | Whistling in the dark? | ||
| whistle at | 2.76 | Others jeered and whistled at troops. | ||
| whistle through | 2.76 | The air began whistling through it. | ||
| whistle past | 2.44 | Whistle past that. | ||
| whistle off | 0.99 | In recent matches, he has been whistled off the pitch by Barcelona fans. | ||
| whistle over | 0.72 | As one song ended, a shell whistled over the bunker and exploded nearby. | ||
| whistle as | 0.59 | The Italian crowd jeered and whistled as Sampras left the court. | ||
| whistle with | 0.53 | He whistled along with the tape. | ||
| whistle down | 0.46 | Anyone who visited a mall felt the cold winds whistling down empty aisles. | ||
| whistle on | 0.46 | To stop them whistling on the way down. | ||
| whistle to | 0.46 | I just whistled to her. | ||
| whistle from | 0.39 | Red-winged blackbirds whistled from the reeds. | ||
| whistle during | 0.33 | The Swiss star was frequently jeered and whistled at during the match. | ||
| whistle for | 0.33 | And he whistled me for another technical. | ||
| whistle into | 0.33 | The ball whistled into the left-field corner. | ||
| whistle across | 0.26 | The storm struck the southern Plains on Wednesday, then whistled across the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes into the Northeast. | ||
| whistle under | 0.26 | Wind whistled under the door. |