Sentence examples for either tune from inspiring English sources

The people either tune in or they don't.

The Internet streams of "In Treatment" represent a similar effort to build interest in a show with the hope that people will either tune in or decide to subscribe to the channel.

You can either tune Mrs. Jones's piano at her home, or get a job tuning pianos at universities and music schools.

Either tune the C string by ear, use the middle C of a piano, or use a guitar tuner.

You could either tune in on TV, or in your computer/game device's video services (Netflix, Hulu, etc), or you could put in a VHS tape or a DVD.

And when they do -- when they get a good sniff of you -- they'll make the decision to either tune you out or turn up their own volume control.

Decorating professionals, like the White House designer Michael Smith, and a posse of antiques dealers from Europe and Australia either tuned into the sale by phone or swooped into Charlottesville to bid in person on choice English antiques long removed from the market and to score the odd bargain.

48f747c8-fd42-4287-b3b9-4b345d60f889 Simple and minimalist won out over the usual ruffles and plunging necklines on the Oscars red carpet on Sunday night, a sign that actresses are either tuning in to the runways or paying more attention to the fashion police than they like to let on.

The threshold can be either tuned manually or set at, where is the standard deviation of.

In practice, the ADMM penalty parameter ρ is either tuned empirically for each specific application, or set equal to 1 by normalizing the problem data set[21], Chapter 11.

Either they tune in because they loved the book or the other way round, they watch the TV series and then want to read the books and that's great if we can inspire that and get children reading".