Sentence examples for evening tune from inspiring English sources
The ubiquitous summer evening tune ("the creamiest, dreamiest soft ice cream, you get from Mister Softee") has lured children and their parents to Mr. Softee trucks for four decades now.
Mr. Freeman cannot even tune in from his home.
Audley Harrison might even tune in – and wonder how he was denied his shot at Haye.
A really bored beer drinker can even "tune" the bottle by drinking only so much of the contents.
When his presidency was being decided by a historic Supreme Court argument, he did not even tune in.
"My mom didn't even tune in," he said, even though he set up her home computer to watch shows at Big Ed's.
Now London's Poles can even tune into their own commercial radio station, which began broadcasting this weekend on an FM frequency belonging to community broadcaster Hayes FM.
He didn't even tune in as the nation's highest court debated his fate, leaving his princely retainers to bring him bulletins.
If I have a moment or two I may even tune into the radio commentary from the BBC's "Test Match Special", a long-running institution of the game.
Americans voraciously watch pageants and quiz shows; they fork over fat cash for rock concerts, Tony Robbins seminars and "Riverdance"; they even tune in dutifully for such admittedly boring events as the Academy Awards.
Some brides chat from their desks at work, others can't go to bed before signing in one more time, some even tune out their fiancé's voice while riveted to the computer.
