Sentence examples for tuning it to from inspiring English sources

I'll definitely be tuning it to this on Amazon Prime Video when it premieres on October 13, with all six episodes available.

Friday morning Robert Drain got up, got dressed, turned on his computer, and then flipped on the television, tuning it to CNN.

Other studies indicate that expanding the oropharyngeal-esophageal cavity (OEC) plays a role in vocal tract filtering as well by tuning it to the fundamental frequency of the vocalizations in doves (Streptopelia risoria) [13], northern cardinals (Cardinalis cardinalis) [14] and white-throated sparrows [15].

Most mandolin players learn to play the instrument by tuning it to GDAE, but that doesn't mean you need to always play it.

Detailed instruction guides are available to guide you through the process of carving a wooden duck call, fitting it with reeds, and tuning it to the proper specifications.

The guitar is now in Drop C, which is: D|- defer.add img); A|- defer.add img); F|- defer.add img); C|- defer.add img); G|- defer.add img); C|- defer.add img); Do the fastest way to tuning it to Drop C Tuning from Standard Tuning 1st string tune a whole step or 2 frets.

Even if the speaker is not of the highest quality it is possible with on-board feedback analysis to tune it to minimize its defects.

The app can tell which string you've plucked and it will tune it to standard or any number of alternate tunings.

He turned on a small television and tuned it to a cable channel that played '70s disco and funk.

While the street lights swayed around us, Kamazuka flipped on the dashboard television and tuned it to Tokyo Broadcasting System.

But the problem with inflation is that you can always fine tune it to fit anything you want," he said.