Sentence examples for try and tune from inspiring English sources

So, in theory, everybody can try and tune his or her own brain at home.

At first I thought, "I'll try and tune the conditions such that I don't see that".

The PM has acknowledged he sometimes gets "distracted" by the amount of background noise in the Commons and that he should "try and tune out the noise and just concentrate on trying to answer the question".

Also, try and tune in to the emotion in their music.

Try and tune him up by turning him in circles, as mentioned above, (serpentines, basic circles, ect and neck stretching exercises).

When sad or depressed, try smiling and tuning into your heart, then observe how quickly it brings you back to your true vital state of unlimited potential.

"That meant no longer just handing out the awards but adding performance elements, so it became more telegenic, to include singing, dancing and comedy". Consequently, the Academy had this year attempted to bring some changes to try and keep audiences tuning in - most significantly by shortening the length of the telecast to three hours.

You either pimp your car and try to tune it so it can go faster, or you get a new one.

But I guess when I look at the whole -- the running mate already named, the platform already being passed -- what else is there to do?" She and most of her neighbors said they would continue watching the convention in dribs and drabs, and certainly try to tune in when Mr. Bush speaks on Thursday night.

We know this, you know this, so why not try and alleviate those feelings by tuning into the tunes that we've been rinsing over the last few days?

He added: "It's the first day running it on track and the guys will look and see if there is something we can tune and try and get more power out of it.