Sentence examples for getting a tune from inspiring English sources

The much-commented on healthy glow that came from a summer off has faded and while Bruce is getting a tune out of Jack Grealish, and Jonathan Kodjia has been scoring, he has yet to make them the sum of their parts.

After his basketball career was cut short due to injury, West Londoner Gary McCann turned to music, going on to become one of the biggest stars in the world of dubstep, recording a mix for fabric and getting a tune on the Halo 4 remix album.

Getting a recalcitrant husband to go in for a checkup, Dr. Wilson suggests, may be easier if it is "equated with getting a tune-up for his car, something he will do without a second thought".

To wit: A few docks down from where Orion is building a pair of piers in Norfolk, Va., an orange Staten Island ferry is getting a tune-up.

A design example of a frequency synthesizer operating in an 850 1010 MHz band is shown, getting a tuning range of 4 × 40 MHz, 140 Hz of resolution and a reference noise suppression about 45.6 dB better than the conventional architecture.

No 2 starts with a spiky pattern and the piano hasn't even got a tune.

"He did play amazingly on the album – he can get a tune out of anything".

I never saw him with a euphonium but I bet he could get a tune out of one.

They've also got a tune called We Don't Care If You Have Fun, but clearly they do.

It would be wrong to say that his collaboration with New York's Maria Schneider Orchestra hasn't got a tune, but you have to search for it.

And in I Would've Liked Me a Lot Last Night you've got a tune that Radiohead and Coldplay would kill for, with lyrics that surely must have influenced a certain Mike Skinner.