Sentence examples for course in tune from inspiring English sources

And of course in tune with our digital world there are enough New Year's Resolution apps to ensure that as we fail to keep our self-made promises we can try and try again, leaving behind us a trail of thumbs-downs to mark our passage of trial and tribulation.

We'll be covering that live, of course, so tune in Wednesday morning and find out as we do.

And with a working knowledge of the national curriculum, she can help her Manchester colleagues to design courses that are in tune with what students already know.

LOs should be mentioned in the course description and designed in tune with participants' backgrounds and capabilities.

Students signed up for courses in piano tuning and repair.

Traditionally courses in Piano Tuning and Piano Technology were also available at the college.

There was some controversy over the college's decision to reduce the availability of courses in piano tuning, traditionally regarded as a secure profession for visually impaired people, while fears were expressed that the decrease in A Level subjects would lead to RNC becoming a sport rather than an academic orientated college.

There are those, of course, who will tune in thinking they might get their Jimmy McNulty fix, that is, the boozing, authority-defying police detective that Mr. West played on the HBO series "The Wire," which ended in 2008 Stateside and was a huge hit in Britain.

Of course, this strategy is also deeply in tune with our longtime values.

We had drinks on the porch overlooking the golf course in the afternoon and tuned into "Wheel" at dinner with my parents.

I'm not quite in tune with that last quotation, of course.