Sentence examples for note tune from inspiring English sources

If you're a little high, instead of tuning down to your note, tune below it and come back up.

In office, the prime minister may be more reluctant to loosen the federal purse strings.For now, banging out his five-note tune may work for Mr Harper.

Everyone is whistling Negan's telltale two-note tune and the symphony of whistles started to sound like shrieks from the underworld.

He'd start with a brusque four-note tune; stretch it out over an asymmetrical but catchy rhythm; stop on one note in a kind of funky stutter; punctuate the mass with a few oddly voiced but just-so chords; and suddenly the gates of Stravinskyland would swing open.

Or perhaps they've simply forgotten to hold on, in which case the fact that the exhortation to hold on is set to exactly the same four-note tune as it was in Stop Crying Your Heart Out should refresh their memories.

When the piece navigates through Alabama, the Orpheus players stand and belt a hymn from "The Sacred Harp," the 19th-century Southern book of shape-note tunes.

Melodies are played on the finger holes of the melody pipe, or chanter, while the remaining pipes, or drones, sound single notes tuned against the chanter by means of extendable joints.

There was the songwriting, too, child-simple three-note tunes that lodged in your head, and lyrics handily capable of mauling one's heart while slicing surgically through gender conventions.

But the notion that she couldn't sing a single note in tune or in time is wide of the mark.

Well, dear readers, on that note, please tune in to the next episode -- 101 -- next Monday!

Hum a natural, comfortable note and tune the string to that sound.