Sentence examples for kept tuned from inspiring English sources

The family brought in a jukebox, a dartboard, later a pair of flatscreen TVs, mounted at either end of the saloon and kept tuned, as a rule, to sport, quiz shows, or (on weekend evenings) talent contests.

When the banalities of the book got too much for me — not an infrequent occurrence, alas — I kept tuning back into the excellent music making.

Listeners to the first series kept tuning in precisely because they knew nothing about the curious and long-forgotten murder of schoolgirl Hae Min Lee in 1999.

By Christopher La Farge The New Yorker, October 14, 1939 P. 21 Keep tuned to this station for the latest.. "Ah, that's it!

But it was also heavy, intricate, and not easy to maintain and keep tuned up".

We also plan to introduce new products in the coming year, so keep tuned!

Our radio listener's physician has assured her that this condition is cured sometimes by shock, She keeps tuning in waiting for the shock.

People have become curators of their own television consumption, seizing lofty rationales for why they keep tuning into "American Idol," (cultural anthropology) or Nascar (just anthropology).

Either that or all the discussion of modern-day gladiators has produced a rubbernecking effect, in which we keep tuning in to see if the decline of the nation's most popular form of entertainment is finally upon us.

Startup of the moment YouTube, which garnered 12.9 million unique visitors in March, doesn't care what viewers watch, as long as they keep tuning in.

If you keep tuning in from week-to-week with your silly antennas, then show runners will continue to use their old tricks to keep you watching.