Sentence examples similar to tuning once from inspiring English sources

Whether Mr Luzhkov would change his tune once in power is another matter.

I find myself singing Alice's tunes once in a while.

At best, they might have their pianos tuned once or twice a year.

Then came "Cherokee," a tune once held as the ultimate test of mettle for jazz improvisers.

Interspersed with upbeat jigs and traditional tunes, "Once" manages the feat of being emotional but never mawkish.

It doesn't feel like your tune once thousands of people have listened to it on the radio.

"Although many markets have reached saturation, there are still ring tone buyers who change their tunes once a week".

Michael Sata, president of Zambia and a long-standing China critic when in opposition until 2011, changed his tune once in office.

Once again, the screen turned blood red and he was no longer the self-confident agent, but the weary captive changing his tune once again.

Trucker tunes once carried enough cultural cachet, in fact, that a 1963 anthem like Dave Dudley's "Six Days on the Road" crossed over into the pop Top 40.

I needed to stare at some of them for a while to get them: I had a few seconds delay before realizing that LONG ISLAND SOUND was supposed to be LONG HIGHLAND SOUND, or "Endless bagpipe tune?" Once I did, however, I will admit to chuckling.