Retuning in a sentence

Last month, the ABC revealed Grant would not be retuning to host Q+A.

While Forster admits that the film did have a script, it was bare-bones in every sense of the word and needed serious retuning that became impossible once the strike began.

She joked that she 'nearly passed out' after retuning to her workout routine following nearly a month off.

The family eventually left Buckinghamshire for the United States, before retuning to one of their other homes, which is based in Jordans.

The Rest is Politics podcast series is retuning to the live stage with an election tour.

And while such efforts have proved fruitful in a variety of ways, they have also run into serious limitations—the need for retuning of redox potentials, for example, and the high expense involved when using transition-metal photocatalysts.

Retuning to its post-apocalyptic world overrun with sound-sensitive aliens, sequel looks to have recaptured and expanded the elements that put him on the director's map with his debut.

This started a thought that led to me deciding that if a minor tweetstorm constituted news, then not only have I succeeded in reshaping modern communications, but I have also succeeded in retuning modern politics.

Unlike the Jews, African Americans do not have the privilege of retuning to Africa.

Perhaps, only people who have been in leadership position before, where they dish out orders will understand the humility and sacrifice Ochala has shown by retuning to deputize the current Chairman, Dr. Mathew Achigbe after staying as Acting Chairman.

For many instruments tuned in just intonation, one cannot change keys without retuning the instrument.

On harps of earlier design, a given string can play only a single note without retuning the string.

Tuning precautions The primary coil's resonant frequency is tuned to that of the secondary, by using low-power oscillations, then increasing the power (and retuning if necessary) until the system operates properly at maximum power.