Sentence examples for both in tune and from inspiring English sources
Over the course of a 29-year career, the Lips have evolved from weirdo noiseniks into a prestigious 21st-century cult act espousing joyful derangement, both in tune and in deed.
Carson sounded the first alarm in Silent Spring but we know today that humankind cannot survive unless we are both in tune and aligned with nature.
There is no greater example of this, in my eyes, than 2013's "Where Are We Now?" It's a song that strangely sounded like it has existed forever, both in tune and sentiment.
There is no greater example of this, in my eyes, than 2013's "Where Are We Now?" A song that strangely sounded like it has existed forever, both in tune and sentiment.
A worldwide strategy, both in tune with and inspired by principles of equity and social justice, could ultimately deliver the best outcomes in combating this neglected tropical disease.
Other systems are discussed in tuning and temperament.
Most of her songs, performed onstage with or without her three-man band, are transparent Minimalist webs of staccato counterpoint, plinking like Steve Reich or thumping a computerized dance beat, juxtaposing both in tunes like "Swoon" and "Headlock".
So the two are working together this month and next, encouraging both tune-in and walk-ins.
The beef and pork they display is from the family farm eight miles up the road, and cuts both traditional and in tune with modern Cork are on sale; in addition to rich red ribeye and rolled joints, customers can buy ox kidneys with the suet on and the beef skirt and flank steaks popular with the local Brazilian community.
But, after playing so intensely against one another, Albert said: "They both were so in tune with one another and what needed to be done.
