Sentence examples similar to raising tune from inspiring English sources

The man can seemingly raise a tune and a tear wherever he goes, and in this two-part documentary he's on the hunt for wounded ex-servicemen and women willing to perform at the Invictus Games.

These data recapitulated previous findings from COS-7 cells [ 38], and illustrated the validity of the oligomerization principle as a means to raise and tune the avidity and affinity of oligovalent binding domains for Ras-GTP.

where can be tuned to adjust the raising time of the filter.

And lo, it came to pass, to the fund-raising tune of £1.15m.

Sensing that, Mr. Bloomberg has radically altered his tune about raising taxes.

After two years of budget deficits at nearly 8% of GDP, the government is cutting spending and raising taxes to the tune of 2.5% of GDP.Public opinion combines a streak of scepticism about the European Union (seen by some as too socialist) with enthusiasm for the euro (which suits Slovakia's small, open economy).

Mr. Eddy said the ignition facility was engaged in a "tuning campaign," raising the amount of fuel used and the amount of energy generated by the lasers.

"What happened instead was corrupt officials within 1MDB and others siphoned off a very large percentage of the money that was raised to the tune of $3 billion and used it in ways that provided absolutely no benefit to people in Malaysia other than themselves".

Today it announces a series A funs raise to the tune of £1.5 million ($2.4m) from European venture capital firm, DFJ Esprit.

It was a searing take on the tune, raised no doubt to an even higher level by her accompaniment, which included Ian Herman as her musical director and pianist, Dave Dunaway on bass and Howie Gordon on drums.

The ability to specifically tune PCD raises the possibility that evolutionary pressures can tune paracrine communication to provide the optimal benefit in many other paracrine communication systems.