Sentence examples for most three tunes from inspiring English sources
Cage played for Cunningham's class at the American school; he knew at most three tunes, among them Three Blind Mice.
Celine Dion's Titanic hit My Heart Will Go On and Beethoven's Für Elise are two of the most popular tunes – and two of the most annoying.
John Robinson So ubiquitous were his two most famous tunes, Lovely Day and Ain't No Sunshine, the man who recorded them can sometimes be left in their long shadow.
Broadcast at the same time as Major League Baseball's All-Star Game on Fox, "America's Got Talent" still managed to deliver Tuesday night's most viewers, as 13.8 million tuned in to the show's latest two-hour installment, according to Nielsen's estimates.
The tune that came together most quickly was the collaboration with Phase, "Impulse," he just flew over, we went into the studio for five days and wrote two tunes together.
Now in its third season, the show has dropped significantly in the ratings, with an average of 3.6 million viewers and 3 million tuning in most recently on Jan 15. "Happy Endings" now has a chance for what could be its last hurrah: thanks to the hole in the schedule left by "Don't Trust, ABCC will air back-to-back episodes of "Happy Endings" through March.
(Nearly 84 million tuned in, the most ever for a debate, but not quite Super Bowl).
Among her former Archer School classmates, Ms. Goldberg-Meehan had always been the one most acutely tuned in to relationships.
Late in the going there came a succinct embodiment of that tension in two versions of "Hellhound on My Trail," one of the most venerated tunes of Johnson, the Delta bluesman.
Not counting last year, Monday's show was the most-watched Emmys since 2006, when 16.2 million tuned in.
