Sentence examples for tunes well from inspiring English sources

Directed by Robert Longbottom with elegantly spare sets by Kevin Depinet, sumptuous costumes by Paul Tazewell and sensitive lighting by Robert Wierzel, this Lerner and Loewe chestnut offered bright whimsy, understated heartache and a string of good tunes, well sung and played.

"The sense of passage which the word Transport conveys tunes well with the constant movement of people through this place of prayer and creativity," he said.

Similarly, a version of the Thelonious Monk tune "Well, You Needn't" felt plodding and in need of some kind of center.

These parameters should be tuned well to trade spare network resource for energy saving.

The porosity and thickness can be tuned well via adjusting the HF and H2O2 concentration.

You can read my full hands-on review of Nearby here, but the takeaway is that it's tuned well to the mobile use case.

Amorphous Si quantum dots (QDs) [10] and quantum wells (QWs) [11, 12] showed significant size dependence in bandgap (E G ) tuning, well modeled within the effective mass theory by the following relation: E G = E G bulk + A L 2, (1).

From these results, we can see that the bandwidth protection margins have significant impacts on the performance of the proposed algorithms and should be tuned well in realistic scenarios.

Bobby Darin, short and smooth, sang "Splish-Splash (I Was Taking a Bath)... .. a silly, popular tune, well below his talent level.

The textures change constantly without sounding cluttered, the rhythms are compelling but unfailingly light and airy, and the tunes are, well, tuneful.

Susie picked up tunes, as well as a zither, a harp and a lute.