Sentence examples for annual tune from inspiring English sources

He reconstituted the Queen's Hall Orchestra as a limited company under himself as chairman and subsidised the Proms from his own pocket to the annual tune of £2,000 – at least £200,000 in today's values – offering season tickets at an average price of fourpence a night.

So shredding FE will also have direct economic effects: a recent independent study of Leeds City College, for example, reckoned that it benefited the local economy to the annual tune of £702m.

For me it's a sort of annual tune-up, a strengthening of the antibodies against the temptations of apathy and withdrawal.

The annual tune-up for the United States Open features 4 of the top 10 players in the world and 9 of the top 20.

Philip Glass, true to his status as an idiosyncratic maverick, adopted a different approach in helping to program the second annual Tune-In Music Festival, which ran from Thursday through Sunday at the Park Avenue Armory.

Panic performs an annual "Tunes for Tots" charity concert; the next "Tunes for Tots" show is scheduled for October 1, 2011 at the Georgia Theater.

Always have a HVAC Service Provider perform annual "tune-ups" to your HVAC unit.

Rich countries subsidise their farmers to the tune of $320 billion a year, a sum not far short of Africa's annual GDP.

Re "A Piano That Runs Hot and Cold to Tune Itself" (What's Next, Jan . 2: A well-maintained piano is not likely to go seriously out of tune between annual tunings.

The 16th annual Tides 'n Tunes series provides toe-tapping tunes over ten evenings on Back Creek, at the end of Eastport's Second Street.

With annual transfers to the tune of some $190bn, earning an average commission of 4-5%, there should be plenty left for investors too.