Sentence examples for the tune was from inspiring English sources

(The tune was by the Funk Brothers).

The tune was "O Sole Mio".

The tune was "Matchmaker, Matchmaker" from "Fiddler on the Roof".

But the crowd, already familiar with the tune, was sold.

One critic said of Ray Nobles's recording of "Dinah," "that the tune was unrecognizable".

In 1985, the tune was a hit at Mr. Camilo's Carnegie Hall debut.

The tune was a simple but effective burst of pathos, delivered well.

The tune was"There's a Lull in My Life," from "Wake Up and Live".

"The tune was born in this place and opened up opportunities," Mr. Ungar said.

The tune was so catchy that many non-communists joined in.

(The tune was later covered by white artists like Johnnie Ray).