Sentence examples for bit of tuning from inspiring English sources

It also needs quite a bit of tuning, as you can hear in the video above.

"Sometimes they need a bit of tuning on their hearing!" It's not just the Voyagers that are ageing.

The search algorithm still needs a bit of tuning (a search for "Reel Big Fish" built a playlist of nineteen music videos… and one clip called "Jessica the Hippo", which was three minutes of an older gentleman talking to a hippo at a zoo).

' (ID350, male, 32 years) 'It took a bit of tuning to find the right time and the right place to do it I started off doing it in the mornings and worked out that that wasn't the right way forward.' A minority were, however, less organised: 'Suddenly I get a guilty conscience, yeah, "Oh God, I'd better do it".

I used to make my own cassette tapes, and then they had the Discman.... Times have changed, but still practicing for hours on end, it's nice to have a little bit of tunes".

This catchy bit of tune and lyrics is what will grab your listener's attention and keep them thinking about the song later.

Riffs and bits of tunes are tossed from section to section of the orchestra; the music is scored with clarity and, at times, welcome delicacy.

He writes a little more every night; I kept hearing fresh bluesy bits of tunes in "Tangled Up in Blue," which was at the center of every set..

He writes a little more every night; I kept hearing fresh bluesy bits of tunes in "Tangled Up in Blue," which was at the center of every set...

Watched as well as heard, "Music for 18 Musicians" is a kind of ceremony, voiced in repeating bits of tune, in harmonic progressions, in sumptuous sonorities, in time.

We just need a bit of fine tuning.