Sentence examples for might tune from inspiring English sources

Think golf fans, casual, lukewarm and hard-core, might tune in for that?

If you think the race has settled down into a more predictable pattern, you might tune it down.

"The impact of the program is not just felt by the viewers who might tune in and watch.

She told the US TV show 60 Minutes that she might tune in but only after leaving the show.

Man 3 "There's a bird in it …" Man 1 (changing tone completely) "Well then I might tune in".

(Reality television buffs might tune in to TLC's "Say Yes to the Dress," which features a bridesmaid spinoff with episode titles like "I'm Terrified of This Dress").

Audley Harrison might even tune in – and wonder how he was denied his shot at Haye.

"If anything, more viewers might temporarily tune in to see what all the fracas is about".

"The excitement about 'The Producers' is another reason for sombody who might not tune in to tune in".

Mixing live sessions with archive classics and contemporary releases, Jazz FM competes for listeners who might otherwise tune in to Radio 2 or Radio 3's jazz programming.

JON CARAMANICA LINDA OH Initial Here (Greenleaf Music) Casual listeners to jazz who might not tune into big differences between bass players would notice Linda Oh.