Sentence examples for begin tuning from inspiring English sources

As Americans focus on the Obama-McCain contrast, and millions of heretofore uninterested voters begin tuning in, the resulting crosscurrents could have unpredictable consequences.

Disney, with its familiar, family-friendly programming is in the best position to gain the most subscribers, but with billions of dollars of original programming rolling out, much of it will get lost in the shuffle as viewers are overwhelmed by the amount of choices they now have and begin tuning most of the promotional advertising out.

City and county fire officials have been testing safety systems at the seven-level, 3.6-acre building site in recent days, while acoustician Yasuhisa Toyota has been conducting echo tests with percussion and brass instruments to begin "tuning" the hall.

This prevents wax building up there which is very difficult to scrape off, and lets you clean the ski properly before you begin tuning.

If you begin tuning with the higher E string [the thinnest string on the guitar] instead of the thicker, lower E string, you're more likely to break a string in tuning, especially if your strings are old or the guitar has not been tuned in a while.

I began tuning into "neurobics" several years ago.

Corporate leaders and the American public also began tuning in to the looming debt problem.

"Do you remember it?" Sehgal said, as the interpreters began tuning up a strange, mechanical ditty.

Most of the questions were going to the star candidates, and he began tuning out.

De Mello wasn't always an NBA fan he began tuning in as an undergraduate at the University of Chicago.

He began hitting the tape on his shots, just as Agassi began tuning back into the match.