Sentence examples for a different tune to from inspiring English sources

But they sing a different tune to their brokers.

The neighbors, Lori Anderson and Paul Olson, sang a different tune to The Times.

I'm going to go ahead and say that yeah, there's definitely a different tune to the dogs down here.

It is not that Obama is playing a radically different tune to that of the current president.

He sang a slightly different tune to AOL Music last year, saying, "I do really, really like kids, because I can talk to them and listen to them," he said.

Fifty years on from the partial decriminalisation of homosexuality, our Prime Minister might now be singing from the LGBT rights hymn sheet, but scan the sepia pages of this student paper interview and there's a whole different tune to be found.

The unaligned who don't attend party conferences are dancing to a different tune, according to the prof: "They want £500 in their own pockets rather than in the pockets of the poor".

But this year, Home Depot is singing a different tune, deciding to give the sites its ads.

Yet, Walker has sung a different tune when speaking to funders in private.

But he was sacked 16 months ago, and now that he is a director of the VW group, he may have to sing to a different tune.VW's critics all pointed gleefully to last year's results, when pre-tax profit fell 21.5% despite a rise in sales of 9.5%.

This week, the Republican candidate is singing a different tune in an attempt to use rhymes to shake off sideswipes from his rival Donald Trump about him being "super low energy" and soft-spoken.