Sentence examples for ability to tune in to from inspiring English sources

With wine, it's all about your ability to tune in to your senses of taste and smell".

Beauden Barrett is running in the footsteps of Daniel Carter and Sam Cane, while still to develop his predecessor's ability to tune in to the tolerance thresholds of referees.

But most Americans lack the same ability to tune in to the broadcaster, which is based in Qatar, because cable and satellite companies in the United States have largely refused its requests to be carried.

Beyond these health effects, the behavioral neuroscientist Stephen Porges has shown that vagal tone is central to things like facial expressivity and the ability to tune in to the frequency of the human voice.

The Academy Awards air Sunday, March 4. Obviously, the awards show will air live on ABC, but Facebook users will also have the ability to tune in to "The Oscars: All Access" via Facebook Watch.

They will also have the ability to tune in to a show online or on their mobile device.

Our ability to stay tuned in to them literally helps their brains grow.

Musicians were beginning to tune in.

And people continue to tune in.

Be sure to tune in.

We tuned in to NTV.