Sentence examples similar to tuning myself from inspiring English sources

And I left behind the countryside and quickly tuned myself to city life.

I had come to work but also to tune myself up.

I did that because I wanted to fine-tune myself for the rest of my life.

"I'm trying to fine-tune myself for the playoffs," Kidd said.

An hour after the race, Rudd said: "Emotionally, I tuned myself out because we were winning so bad.

Next up is a new Kode9 album ("I'm going to have a go at Auto-Tuning myself," he grins) and a release from Fatima Al Qadiri with a Chinese influence.

Regarding the development of the music for the film, Madonna further explained "I had some very specific ideas in mind, music that would stand on its own as well as support and enhance what was happening on screen and the only way to make that a reality was to have a hand in writing the tunes myself.

I sort of tuned up myself".

He does admit, though, that, "When I was walking around Prague on my own, I was singing the Doctor Who theme tune to myself".

I studied the yamas and niyamas and their profound ethical codes and learned to turn the world off and tune into myself via meditation and breathing.

As I can too often relate to Mr. Duffy, the line is a good reminder for me to tune into myself and what's around me.