Sentence examples for intent on tuning from inspiring English sources

The near-naked angel, with his childish pot belly, intent on tuning a lute at the foot of the Madonna, is a particularly charming image of nudity as a symbol of unselfconscious innocence.

Turn on, tune in, why bother?

As with every 808 State effort, their set won't just be a trip down memory lane, they're intent on bringing vital, engaging tunes, leaving room for daring improvisation, and, of course, still welcoming people to the party.

Chavarria is intent on taking it back.

Instead Mr. Cables seemed intent on reinvigorating lesser-known tunes from his repertory, with all the grateful enthusiasm you'd expect from someone accustomed to the role of accompanist.

For networks, the button is easy to implement and bridges the gap between viewer intent and actually tune in.

Cindy Campbell, who promoted the first party where her brother spun the tunes, is intent on doing at least that.

He is intent on avoiding another one.

The 14th-seeded Sharapova was not tuned to her pleas, intent on playing conservatively in the wind and on winning that next point.

He was intent on avoiding the standards and show tunes included on so many opera singers' crossover discs.

The England defender is out of contract at the end of the season and, with the player seemingly intent on leaving, Bolton are looking to cash in on one of their most prized players – possibly to the tune of £7m – when the transfer window opens next month.