Sentence examples for listen tune from inspiring English sources

We've also had an ongoing commitment to constantly listen, tune and evolve the experience as it grows.

When these small and large bombshells are said right in front of you so you're supposed to listen, tune in.

Here's an easy way to deal with fear before it misguides you: stop (interrupt an unconscious reaction), look (assess what's really happening) and listen (tune in for source guidance).

Those who stayed listening tuned in for less time, an average of 2.6 hours a week, compared with the 3.5 hours they spent listening to Moyles.

Because listening tunes our brain to the patterns of our environment faster than any other sense, and paying attention to the nonvisual parts of our world feeds into everything from our intellectual sharpness to our dance skills.

If we are listening (tuned in), the guidance will find its way to us, surely as the radio broadcast signal does when we are positioned well and tuned into the right station.

Why you should listen: Tune-Yards's Merrill Garbus has unleashed another batch of eclectic, energetic and joyfully experimental pop songs (streaming on our blog here).

It's a laid back easy to listen to tune with a different feel to our other recommendations.

Rather than listen, you tune out and look for proof you're perfect just the way you are.

Listen Up 'Tuning In' To Podcasts TO listen to a podcast, you need a computer with an Internet connection and a podcasting software program, or aggregator.

More normal folk will be able to view files and listen to tunes that they'll keep on these removable memory devices.