Sentence examples for tunes in a from inspiring English sources

"The majority of the groups will play the tunes in a recognizable fashion," he said.

Here, a plethora of artists tackle Dead tunes in a variety of revelatory idioms.

He does self-aware tunes in a lush vocal over a synthy backing track from his laptop.

I saw them play at the Oxegen festival and they delivered great tunes in a new way, dressed like some gang from [the 1979 film] The Warriors.

I've now made it most of the way through CD 2, and enjoyed a succession of pleasant ballads and nicely crafted tunes in a traditional vein.

Conversely, it is painfully obvious when a bad film is shoehorning in old tunes in a vain hope for borrowed cachet.

Twist the knob to tune in a station.

When I said "Sports," it would tune in a sports talk station I had programmed.

At the same time on Channel 4, Big Brother had 1.8 million viewers tuning in, a share of 9%.

Pandora's 48 million users tune in an average 11.6 hours a month.

Last year 143m viewers tuned in, an increase of 20m on the previous year.