Sentence examples for constantly tuning it from inspiring English sources

"We're constantly tuning it".

We have been watching CNN for a long time, because there is a television set in our midst that is constantly tuned to it, out of pity.

It's online, so Google can and will constantly fine-tune it, add features and beef up the help mechanisms.

On Sunday, I wrote a column about re-learning to live in the moment — something that has become a challenge given that I am constantly tuning into the lives of my friends and the people I know though my smartphone and various social networks.

"We are constantly tuning our back-end algorithm," says Mr Henshall.

You have to see things through the cow's eyes: what does she need to do her job, the best she possibly can?" Baker reckoned he has spent £3,000 per cow getting his system right; he fine-tunes it constantly.

"You cannot imagine how difficult it is living behind closed walls, constantly tuned in to our television set to find out what is happening to our country".

For example being constantly tuned into the news media may be derailing your focus and fueling your negative emotions, so it may be helpful to limit how often you monitor the news streams.

You would not find so many policy parameters that can be constantly tuned to influence the trajectory of economic growth in advanced economies," she wrote.

Now, our six-foot projector screen which takes up most of out little terrace, and has only shown films and DVDs until now, is constantly tuned to the Olympics.

Since we've been told that something terrible is likely to happen, my fear is that something will happen again and I won't know -- which means that I'm pretty much constantly tuned to all-fear-all-the-time radio.