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But when he hears, in the same tune , the "simple sincerity of songs I had last sung in the school yard of the Nigerian Military School", and is returned, trembling, to a state of childhood innocence, the observation has the force of something genuine.
The song is in the same tune as normal.
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At the recent Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, for instance, Royal Philips Electronics demonstrated a prototype of an Internet radio that was not only capable of naming the band Pearl Jam as its music streamed past but also distinguishing a version of a tune that it played at a concert in Verona, Italy, from the same tune recorded in Milan.
Writing the whole album in the same tuning for all songs would make it easier to perform live.
An issue of Blackwood's Magazine in 1821 noted the rhyme as a being sung to the tune of "Nancy Dawson", now better known as "Nuts in May" and the same tune was given in Richard Thomson's Chronicles of London Bridge (1827).
Investing in equity From Thandeka in East London, South Africa, to the world's eminent medical journal (The Lancet) in London UK, the same tune is being sung: Early childhood is the most effective and cost-efficient time to intervene to address inequalities and to break the intergenerational cycle of poverty.
As co-founder of Take Our Daughters to Work Day, I heard over and over the same question from girls visiting the workplace: " Can I have a family and work here, too?" In my current role at The White House Project, as we train thousands of women to lead in civic and political life in America, I hear the same tune again as women continue to question female politicians about work and family.
Works of larger scope often consisted of a series of relatively autonomous subunits tied together either by the same tune presented in different guises (as in variation sets) or by fairly literal recurrences of an initial musical idea (the rondo principle).
Junn's liking for a Chinese cover version of Dean Martin's Sway called to mind Wong Kar-wai's fondness for the same tune in his movie 2046.
He even gets to sing "The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo," thus renewing David's obsession with "Lawrence of Arabia," in which Peter O'Toole belted out the same tune on the back of a camel.
Declaring his support for leave three months ago, having veered around "like a shopping trolley" while trying to decide where his main chance lay, Johnson wrote that "we used to run the biggest empire the world has ever seen … are we really unable to do trade deals?" Gove, an equally gifted writer and orator, has played the same tune in many registers.
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The phrase "in the same tune" primarily functions as a prepositional phrase modifying a verb, adverb, or noun. As Ludwig AI confirms, it indicates a state of agreement or alignment, often implying harmony or a shared perspective, similar to how musical notes harmonize.
Expression frequency: Rare
