Aún no tenemos significados para "whistling for".
1Such attacks were as idle as whistling for rain on the house-tops.
2He set about his work, whistling for the first time since morning.
3For my part, I prefer fighting for glory to whistling for money.
4Why do I answer yours? said the man, whistling for his dog.
5The young prince moved away quickly, already whistling for his sub-officers.
6They had reached the station and the east-bound train was whistling for Gaston.
7It was barely daylight when Ayla left, riding Whinney and whistling for Wolf.
8She gathered everything up and headed outside, whistling for Whinney and Racer to follow.
9The hotel seemed unchanged, even the red-coated doorman whistling for a cab seemed familiar.
10Maulevrier left his grandmother soon after this, and went downstairs, whistling for very joyousness.
11They'd been whistling for a while but mostly there had been quiet, frustrated resignation.
12It was "Bell-Wether." A tune shepherds have been whistling for ten thousand years.
13Then whistling for Wolf, she started back upstream; she was in a hurry to return.
14Now, as to whistling for the wind, let me give you my theory about it.
15One square was less quiet than others, because somebody was steadily whistling for a taxi.
16Can't have you whistling for a pilot, and I'd sooner you put out your lights.
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