Sentence examples for over the tune from inspiring English sources

His phrases sighed and lingered over the tune, then spun off trills and filigree like sparks.

Volkswagen's television ads dropped German lyrics over the tune "Little GTO," the hit from Ronny and the Daytonas about the Pontiac GTO muscle car.

Given that they pay the piper, it's bizarre how little choice they have over the tune – and, indeed, how little power they have to shop around for a song at a price they like.

The DJ was playing RATM's "Killing in the Name" and this clown was rapping Eastern European lyrics over the tune.

The song's hook prominently uses the N-word in nearly every line, and McCartney said he'd faced some pushback over the tune, including from celebrities like Oprah Winfrey.

The later addition of the ludicrous words, taking over the glorious tune, was not Elgar's fault.

In that year, Oliver Wandell Holmes presented Harvard with "When the Puritans Came Over" to the tune of Dearest Mae, and Samuel Gilman begat the Alma Maters of America with "Fair Harvard".

I had, I blush to say, done all of this and much, much more, many times over, to the tune of several hundred separate prescriptions, scans and referrals.

They are all guilty of over-optimism to the tune of a billion or three, according to the airports commission's harder-headed calculations.

Radio-frequency amplifiers, which can be tuned, suffer from variation of selectivity (ability to separate adjacent stations) and gain (amplification) over the tuning range.

'It was a total vote everyone stood in the studio and raised hands over the tunes,' Dennis would complain in a typically candid Crawdaddy interview.