Sentence examples for tune to a from inspiring English sources

A friend called and told her to tune to a Filipino news channel.

Mr. Starling mused that the "buy now" button might read "pledge now" for public radio stations, and that a station could allow only listeners who donate funds to tune to a digital channel free of fund-raising during pledge drives.

Their model uses magnets to change the orientation of piezoelectric material, which generates electricity when bent, essentially allowing it to "tune" to a greater range of motions.

It's capable of controlling the TV, soundbar and other AV equipment, and can do things like switch inputs or tune to a channel on your cable box.

Like a Cablevision cloud DVR system, Aereo users are the ones who choose to tune to a channel, record, and watch.

Today, for example, TuneIn announced that its users can now enable automatic Facebook sharing for whenever they tune to a station or favorite a station or song.

And they are tuned to a simple goal: moving forward.

The television was on, low, tuned to a game show.

All zhengs are tuned to a pentatonic scale.

Ratings represent the percentage of homes tuned to a program.

Tuning fork, narrow, two-pronged steel bar that when tuned to a specific musical pitch retains its tuning almost indefinitely.