Sentence examples for tune shot from inspiring English sources

Even better is Just Like We Never Said Goodbye, its lovely tune shot through with melancholy, its yearning quality somehow amplified by the fact that the beat you keep expecting to kick in never does: the whole thing feels like an intro, anticipating something that isn't going to arrive.

Then you can fine tune your shot to add hook or cut back on it, depending on lane conditions.

Watch the cue ball to fine-tune your shot.

The Apex allows you to field-tune your shots and adjust for conditions in the field and the paint.

During the shooting of a seismic line as long as 100 km (J in Figure 1c), 48 channels of hydrophones (at intervals of 26.66 m) recorded the energy released from a 36.9-l (2,250 in.3) tuned air gun array, shot at 26.66-m 26.66-mls.

They tune their shooting strings according to the kinds of shots they anticipate making.

Tuning in live shot no later 4 38 a.m., 4 44 a.m. if the producer can slide you in the rundown.

Its effect is "a mood of fullness, plenitude, or liveliness, a sense of having had one's nerves or circulation or concentration powers tuned up or recharged a shot in the arm, a fleeting return to childlike excitement about life".

Finally, first results of real-time X3 RF power tuning during TCV shots are shown.

Fast, intensely focused and apparently able to tune out all but the shot he's after, Mr. Cunningham calls to mind a war photographer, which is an unlikely thing for an 82-year-old fashion photographer to call to mind.

Others said that Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller had found the mug shots out of tune with the fair's "Olympics of Progress" spirit.