Sentence examples for tuning from from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Osama will be tuning from his mystery hideout in Pakistan?

You have to work out the character's inner motivation and tuning from repeatedly watching the performance.

This song I wrote the night of after learning a guitar tuning from and by a musician named Emperor X (his real name is Chad Matheny).

Indeed, so different are birds in sound frequency, weight and tuning from the piano that these exquisite pieces seemed less bird song than poems by humans on listening to bird song.

He and Hughes Jones had a few hairy moments in their big Act 3 duet, and there were several times when tuning from all the soloists seemed on the point of hazard.

A freed slave who became a mighty abolitionist, Sojourner famously asked, "Aren't I a woman?" For Ms. Truth, a 1995 La Rioja Alta Gran Reserva 904, a perfect balance of substantial fruit and shadowy acidity, rounded softness and fine tuning, from P J Wine.

But the automobile industry needs this radical re-tuning from people who may know a lot less about cars, but are far more skilled at positioning brand image to match the myriad diversities of the market today.

Above all, though, he advances the sense of precision and successful fine-tuning, from the club's record signing of Mesut Özil last September to the work of the assistant manager, Steve Bould, on the defensive drills in training.

Bedlam ensued: news bulletins led with the remarks while Vince Cable, the Liberal Democrat treasury spokesman and Westminster's premier sage of the dismal science, scolded this "doom-laden picture of Armageddon".Quickly, however, came some uncharacteristic fine-tuning from Mr Balls.

Ordinarily, I lifted tunes from Broadway.

The Tories are hearing the same tune from big business.