Sentence examples for tune into from inspiring English sources

"tune into" is a common phrase used in written English.
It can be used to refer to tuning a radio or television to a specific station, or to an idea of becoming aware of, or focusing on, a specific topic. For example, “I've been trying to tune into politics lately to get a better understanding of what's going on in the world.”.

Exact(60)

Real music fans tune into stations like ours".

Independent

I wanted them to really tune into my moods.

The New York Times

What do you tune into when you get home?

Independent

Many of them would not tune into the charts regularly.

Independent

Can't wait to tune into the rest of the series.

Independent

"Tune into what's right or wrong for you," she added.

The New York Times

In Australia, millions will tune into watch the Games.

The Guardian - Sport

Now I can just tune into my backyard".

The New York Times

See?' Eighteen drone clone ears tune into my boondock accent.

The Guardian - Books

"I tune into what the individual client needs".

The New York Times - Magazine

Then tune into Wimbledon 2002 (12.35pm, Radio 5 Live).

The Guardian

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