Sentence examples for no tune from inspiring English sources
No tune behaves as you expect it to, and that suits Case exactly.
NELLY -- At www.nelly.net, you can hear his incendiary new single, "Flap Your Wings," which has a brain-rattling Neptunes beat and -- best of all -- no tune whatsoever.
"My dad said to me one day: 'The trouble with your tunes is they have no tune,'" Lynne said in 2012.
There's no tune and, frankly, it's about two minutes too long, but you imagine they won't say sorry for that, either.
Lloyd Webber is a fine melodist, but in the first half no tune is allowed to settle, with the exception of the frequently repeated Love Changes Everything.
(Earlier Bill Bragin, Lincoln Center's director of public programming, had similarly thanked Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York. There was no tune called "Schumer," though).
What do writers do when they can no longer "tune in" to their inner voice?
That is, if we assume a designer would have no preference between laws that require fine-tuning and laws that require only "coarse tuning" or no tuning at all.
A marathoner becomes accustomed to isolation, and during a training cycle there are no tune-up events, no preliminary races.
The method contains no tuning parameter.
