Sentence examples for the tune which from inspiring English sources

More specifically at Mr. Rollins's solo on the tune, which he sees as intriguingly uncharacteristic.

The tune which Gary talks over at the top of the programme is Funny How by a group called Airhead.

Grim, all right, but she liked it just fine for the tune, which suited her voice, a second soprano alto.

Drawn by the a cappella chants, Khilewi, a religious Muslim, hurriedly followed the tune, which led him to the group's booth.

"I came up in this party time to twerk," Cyrus sneers (a little nonsensically) throughout the tune, which clocks in at 2m 30s.

Ms. Paré's memorable rendition of the tune — which was a hit for the British singer and actress Gillian Hills, and whose title loosely translates to "Oh You, Kiss, Kiss" — embedded the song in the ears and minds of many viewers and sent its title zooming up Twitter's trending topics list on Sunday night.

There's also lots of evolution within the tunes, which rarely end where they began.

That variety helped animate the tunes, which seemed to have been uniformly built from the ground up.

The tunes, which became the album "Orchestrion," form a kind of suite, largely tonal, that will comprise the first half of his show in Peekskill.

So does the tuning — which affects the tension on the strings — and the placement of the sound post, a small vertical dowel connecting the instrument's top and back plates.

Grant Olding wrote the tunes, which incorporate upright bass, washboard and spoons, and feature lyrics that riff on cross-dressing, gluttony and other themes in the play, as well as the dodgy reputation of the seaside resort town Brighton.