Sentence examples for keep a tune from inspiring English sources

"In a way, it's the way certain people can keep a tune and others can't keep a tune," he said.

Not well, mind you, but I can keep a tune.

"Certain people can keep a word tune, so to speak, and certain people cannot.

This will keep a uniform tuning direction and align the strings properly.

ABC's market research apparently showed that keeping questions to the level of flag pins and what your pastor thinks would draw and keep an audience tuned in.

They devour newspapers and political tracts and keep an ear tuned to stations like WBAI, which has a large black audience and adheres to leftist political causes.

I notice phrases and buzzwords and things that I think, "Oh, that might be an interesting title for the right tune someday," and I keep a running list of tune titles.

But even if I feel the clucky impulse for hospitality, I think it's important to keep a dinner party in tune with the way we really live now.

Walking along the estuary-side path on an ebb-tide, I kept an ear tuned for our "wet-footed god of the horizons", scanned with my glass the shimmer around margins of emerging sand-banks for the bird whose curved-beak silhouette is as distinctive as its voice.

Such stretching is exactly what scientists say best keeps a brain in tune: get out of the comfort zone to push and nourish your brain.

On his Facebook page the artist writes, "Never know what's coming up next, so stay tuned," so keep an eye out for more Dirty Artworks by ProBoyNick on Instagram and Behance.