Sentence examples for very tune from inspiring English sources

That came when, a little later, Mr. Clinton introduced Tony Bennett, whose warmly embracing rendition of "Smile" turned the hall into an intimate club, capping an evening that included Wynton Marsalis's playing "Hello, Dolly!," the very tune Louis Armstrong crooned with Ms. Streisand in the 1969 movie of the same title.

The concerto consists of three movements with the following tempo markings: Allegro molto appassionato (E minor) Andante (C major) Allegretto non troppo – Allegro molto vivace (E major) 12 – 14 minutes Instead of an orchestral tutti, the concerto opens with the almost immediate entry of the solo violin, playing the very tune in E minor that gave Mendelssohn no peace.

I thought I was very tuned in.

"I am very, very tuned into people," he said.

Although we're very tuned into what happens in England and America.

But on this occasion, I was very tuned in — and horrified by what I heard.

"His north star is very tuned to the last customer or industry partner he talked to".

He had this wonderful, watchful quality, and he was very tuned in to other people.

It's very characteristic of her; she is calm, patient, connected, someone who is very tuned into other people.

"It keeps us very tuned in to what kids need, to what they think, and to what we need to do differently," Dunaway said.

"She paid a lot of attention to what was going on around her, and to how people were interacting with her and with one another — she was very tuned in to all of that," her mother says.