Sentence examples for more tune from inspiring English sources

To find out more, tune into Leigh's thrilling sequel, surely heading for a theatre near you: "Another Year 2: Oh, God, Here We Go Again".

For more, tune into 'The Ellen Degeneres Show' on Tuesday.

Mind you, despite the fact the Boat Race is – by every single measure – a relatively niche interest, a quarter of a million people turn up to the banks of the River Thames to watch it live every year, while millions more tune in to watch it on TV.

It knocks "one more tune" into a cocked hat, and, more importantly, has the desired effect.

We traveled 370 miles in all, what with switchbacks and retracing our steps to hear just one more tune.

"One More Tune!" is what ravers used to chant at the end of the first all-night sessions.

They are more tuned in to their intuition.

Ashley interrupts to insist: "You're more sensitised now, more tuned into the world than before".

Some seem more tuned in to psychological distress, some less so.

Nearly 4 million more tuned into watch the DNC's first night than the RNC's.

Young people who are educated and more tuned in are not going to blame immigration.