Tin whistle (5218 bytes)
1: [[Image:Tinwhistles.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Tin whistles in a variety of makes and keys]]
3: ... described as an '''end blown fipple flute''', putting it in the same category as the [[recorder]], Nat...
5: ... Clarke Tinwhistle Co c1993) that Robert Clarke’s whistles ‘produced a unique sound which, though attempts ...
6: ...nown before Robert Clarke began producing his tin whistles circa 1843.
8: ... the wooden whistle. Whistles are a prevalent starting instrument in [[Irish traditional music]], since...

The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin (741 bytes)
1: ... at a [[cavalry]] post. He and his dog [[Rin Tin Tin]] helped the soldiers to establish order in the [...
3: The character of Rin Tin Tin had appeared in several movies since [[1922]].
5: ...]]. The original [[black and white]] prints were tinted light brown.
7: ...gram, also including Rin Tin Tin, was ''[[Rin Tin Tin K-9 Cop]]''.

Rin Tin Tin (2538 bytes)
1: '''Rin Tin Tin''' (c. [[September 5]], [[1918]] – [[August 10]],...
3: [[Image:RinTinTin.jpg|thumb|Rin Tin Tin]]
4: ... [[World War I]]. Named for a puppet called Rintintin that French children gave to the American soldier...
6: ...hers]] star, appearing in 29 motion pictures, starting in 1923 with ''Man From Hell's River'' and inclu...
10: Following Rin Tin Tin's death in 1932 in [[Los Angeles, California|Los ...

Whistle (3791 bytes)
3: ...!-- [[Image:Metal whistle.jpg|thumb|250px|A metal whistle]] -->
5: ... produced with the mouth, see [[whistling]] and [[whistled language]].)
7: ...der]]. Pea whistles are used in [[jazz]] and [[Latin music]] as combination [[reed instrument|reed]] a...
9: ...the ''[[pea]]'', which rattles around inside, creating a [[chaos|chaotic]] [[vibrato]] effect that inte...
11: ...ay, but using steam as a source of pressure: such whistles may produce extremely high sound intensities.

Anyone Can Whistle (1467 bytes)
1: '''''Anyone Can Whistle''''' is a [[musical]] with music and lyrics by [[...
3: ''Anyone Can Whistle'' was a financial failure, running only nine perf...
5: ''Anyone Can Whistle'' opened on [[Broadway theatre|Broadway]] at the ...

Whistle! (1836 bytes)
2: '''''Whistle!''''' (ホイッスル&#...
4: ...] in [[Shueisha]]'s ''[[Weekly Shonen Jump]]''. ''Whistle!'' is published in [[English language|English]] b...

Whistle walk (374 bytes)
1: ...rder to assure their masters that they were not eating the food.

Train whistle (1654 bytes)
1: A train whistle is a signaling device, on a train, locomotive, or...
3: ...y stopping suddenly, and thus a loud and distinct whistle is advantageous for safety.
5: A train whistle is usually low in pitch, compared to similar mobi...
9: ==Polyphony of train whistles==
10: Additionally, train whistles usually have either three or four frequencies th...

Slide whistle (1978 bytes)
1: ... '''jazz flute''') is a [[wind instrument]] consisting of a [[fipple]] like a [[recorder]]'s and a tube...
3: ...it is also possible to play melodies on the slide whistle.
5: ... over from his more usual [[cornet]] to the slide whistle for a chorus on a couple of recordings with [[Joe...
7: The slide whistle is today thought of primarily as a kind of "toy" ...
12: *[[Tin whistle]]

Whistle register (2420 bytes)
3: The '''whistle register''' is the range of [[vocal]] [[note|note...
5: ...ter shatters Martin's crystal in an episode of Martin.
7: ...ntirely in this register. Another example of the whistle register is [[Minnie Riperton]]'s "You Take My Br...

Whistle mix (286 bytes)
1: '''Whistle mix''' is a general term to refer to any [[pyrote...
3: Whistle mix tends to be fast burning and brisant; therefo...

Whistle stop (595 bytes)
1: ... the term related to policital campaigning, see [[whistlestop]].''
3: ...stop was requested by a passenger on the train, a whistle would be sounded by train personnel to alert the ...

Dog whistle (786 bytes)
1: ...e range of 5800 [[Hz]] to 12400 [[Hz]]. Some dog whistles have adjustable sliders for active control of th...
3: Depending on the way the whistle is used, a trainer may simply gather a dog's atte...
5: ...e dog whistle is often used for both lung-powered whistles as well as electronic devices that emit [[ultras...

Whistle Down the Wind (929 bytes)
1: '''''Whistle Down the Wind''''' is a [[1961]] British film, di...
13: In the 1990s, ''Whistle Down the Wind'' was adapted into a [[musical]] by...
16: *[[Whistle Down the Wind (musical)|''Whistle Down the Wind'' (musical)]]

Whistle (disambiguation) (268 bytes)
1: '''Whistle''' may refer to:
3: * a single-note woodwind [[whistle|instrument]]
5: * [[whistled language]]
6: * [[Whistle!]], a manga by Daisuke Higuchi?.
7: * [[Whistle (organisation)|Whistle]], a [[West Ham United F.C.]] supporters' pressur...

Old Grey Whistle Test (2125 bytes)
1: The '''''Old Grey Whistle Test''''' was an influential [[BBC]] television m...
3: ...ard it just once or twice had passed the old grey whistle test".
5: .... In 1983 the programme title was shortened to ''Whistle Test''. Although many felt that the show had run ...
7: ...ted for by industry professionals, ''The Old Grey Whistle Test'' was placed 33rd.
9: The program's title music, with its distinctive [[harmonica]] theme, was a track called "Sto...

Whistle Down the Wind (musical) (1470 bytes)
1: ...ew Lloyd Webber]], based on the 1961 [[film]] ''[[Whistle Down the Wind]]''. The lyrics are by [[Jim Steinm...
5: ... of the same name by [[Mary Hayley Bell]], the setting was moved from [[Lancashire]] to small town [[Lo...
7: ...ter What" (released as a single by [[Boyzone]]), "Whistle Down the Wind", "A Kiss is a Terrible Thing to Wa...

Whistle stop train tour (308 bytes)

Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe (1585 bytes)
1: '''''Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe''''' is the name of a [[novel]] by [[Fa...
3: ...was re-issued as a paperback in New York by Ballantine books in [[1997]] with ISBN 0449911357 .
7: ...demy Award for Writing Adapted Screenplay|Best Writing, Screenplay Based on Material from Another Mediu...

Tin can (2824 bytes)
1: [[Image:TinCans-Three.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Three tin cans of varying sizes; the one on front is opened...
3: A '''tin can''', also called a '''tin''' or '''a can''', is a [[steel]] [[food]] [[cont...
7: ...aper]] or [[plastic]], glued to the outside indicating their contents. Less commonly, the label is pain...
9: While some tin cans contain dry goods, e.g. coffee, most cans co...
13: ...s as a form of advertising. One common use of the tin was as a [[children's lunchbox]].

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