Sentence examples for start tuning from inspiring English sources
Normal people should start tuning in, too.
People might actually start tuning in again.
Better yet, start tuning in — and encourage a friend to do the same.
Miami raced to a 34-0 lead before halftime, leading viewers to start tuning out the game.
In other words, it's a good time to start tuning in, and a good time to update our quarterly rankings of the top 15 potential 2020 Democratic nominees.
And if he gains more than three points … well, then a lot of conservatives will start tuning in to MSNBC just for the schadenfreude.
(Pressure Solution #15) Two seconds before you start, tune in to your senses.
They brought in some amps through the back door, and they started tuning.
Strange then that science only started tuning in to empathy in the 1960s.
What if after three months, cooks and diners just started tuning it out?
There were two bows in the case, and Phoebe tightened one and started tuning.
