Tune in a sentence

Country music fans will want to tune in for CBS’s annual offering of the best in country music live from Nashville.

Hanee shows off her background in musical theater in what becomes a fully choreographed show tune from the script.

CapeTalk listeners can tune in for the station’s brand-new segment the Business of Entertainment from Thursday night.

He became critical of Fauci for changing his tune on mask wearing, as he initially said they’d do little to help.

Her tune changed quite a bit when she met Ash, however, welcoming him to the island with a "traditional" welcome kiss.

For this to happen, FAM made deliberate interventions to sponsor district football to the tune of K100 million.

He also said criminal syndicates in Mpumalanga were benefiting improperly, to the tune of about R1bn per month.

Even before joining the orchestra in 2019, she would tune in to classical music on YouTube to help her study.

Around one-minute into the tune, Kim could be heard saying, 'I didn't come this far, just to come this far and not be happy.

Conversations are in turns hushed and high-pitched, in tune with the characters’ paranoia as polio spreads from child to child.

Cal still feels like a Padawan with a lot to learn by the end of picks up with him feeling much more in tune with his abilities.

Everything you need to know to tune into Rangers’ Scottish Premiership clash with St Mirren at Ibrox.

Apart from when they lost Jack Bransgrove in the second over, St Cross largely called the tune against Lymington at the Sports Ground.

He then told fans they have to tune in for the next episodes to see how the situation plays out.

But if I tune in to her, I can still feel the shame,’ Lena Dunham writes of her younger years.

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But then the Bengals won, so you changed your tune and apparently believed in the league’s integrity so long as your team came out on top.

A gives us a glimpse of all the hundreds of dishes served, to the tune of a reported £250,000 (equivalent to £27 million in today’s money).

Earlier, she teased the tune in a that includes a recording of a phone conversation with her mother, as well as a short snippet of the song.

Clearly, the Secretariat’s decision is not in tune with the three-judge bench’s decision.