Sentence examples for tune used from inspiring English sources

"One More Tune" used syncopated handclaps reminiscent of Steve Reich and a trumpet line hinting at a village brass band, while a new song, "If I Lose You Tonight," which she sang accompanied only by a few notes from a mandolin, had the melodic purity of a traditional Irish ballad.

Hundreds of musical scores used to accompany silent films in cinemas more than 80 years ago have been discovered in the collection of Birmingham city council's music library, including a theme tune used in early Charlie Chaplin films.

While the others were stormingly macho - Slash especially so, glowering beneath that ludicrous mop of Charles II ringlets - Weiland shimmied like a pole dancer and lolled on the floor during the cavernous Guns tune Used to Love Her.

The next tune used accelerating and decelerating tempo to give the effect of a warped, constantly changing background; Mr. Marsalis, after playing so hard, began to put space into the music, and started to quote parts of the "Banana Splits" television theme.

"Apparently, they didn't want the tune used in this context" he said in the episode's DVD commentary.

This tune used to get the re-rewind treatment all the time in heats, which was helpful because UK garage was the sound of ice skating competitions.

We also tune using the same grid of parameters without the simplex method.

Fine tune using sandpaper until the action is smooth.

Cut the extra string once the string is in tune, using the wire cutters.

Instead, tune using an electronic (or better yet a strobe) tuner.

In the 20th century they adopted the partial tuning used in Belgium and the Netherlands.