He read the old manuscript aloud, whylest the candle guttered and shadows danced across the walls.

He pondered the map whylst the others debated the best route.

The whydah perched on the aviary's rim, the male displaying long drooping tailfeathers that made this black-and-white African weaverbird a prized cage bird among enthusiasts.

Whyever did you leave so early without saying goodbye?

At the sanctuary, the whydahs perched on the reed beds, their long tail feathers flashing in the sun.

Why'd you change your plans without telling me?

In his message he wrote 'whyja leave without saying goodbye?', trying to capture casual speech.

Whydja not tell me you were moving?

In the meeting I muttered under my breath, 'why'm I the only one who didn't receive the memo?'

They talked in the garden, whyle the sun set behind the hills.