Sentence examples for public tuning from inspiring English sources

"The public tuning into this will be asking themselves, how can a massive company like Google, with all the expertise that it hires, how can HMRC not, in real time, tackle the problems of how you pay your tax?" Flint replied.

X Factor's return saw it dominate Saturday night's television, with 40% of the viewing public tuning into its launch episode on ITV.

Since the public tunes out, what do you do?

Since then Mr Howard has changed his public tune, blaming America for the delays in bringing Mr Hicks to trial.

No wonder that more than three-quarters of the American public tuned in for the highest rated whodunit in history.

Suddenly, Voters Notice After grinding along for months, the presidential race has reached that magic point when the public tunes in, and the crowds at campaign events mushroom.

The Indonesian public tuned in to catch the news of Mr Basyir's guilty verdict, in the world's largest Muslim-majority nation, most citizens have long since tuned out his call for an anti-Western Islamic state.

More than half of the viewing public tuned in to see Candice Brown win the Bake Off crown with a series of bakes including a 49-piece royal picnic that judge Mary Berry called "an absolute humdinger of a showstopper".

TV and online viewing figure records were broken as the British public tuned in to witness British athletes rack up honours and accolades galore.

What checked his pen was the certainty of social exclusion if he offended the establishment.Another change with implications for politics is that the new Arab public now tuning into stations like al-Jazeera is better educated than ever before.

It seems just as likely that the vast, multifarious, unpredictable public is tuning out the Oscar noise and going to see, for example, Clint Eastwood's "Gran Torino," which has made more money so far than any of his academy-honored efforts.