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Every sort of trades would have their own melodic tune in hawking, people could identify them without stepping out to see.

As you close your eyes and tune in to your imagination, you sense a soft glowing warmth begin to surround and pulsate around your body.

Tune in to your body more often and start to recognize the patterns an when it's trying to tell you something.

But how much of an advantage is it to be able to tune in to Flash-based video on your Android device?

They tune in to one of at least 20 different teleconferences, which broadcasts programming similar to traditional radio stations.

Physical and mental strength are needed to tune in, to be harmonious with nature, and with your creator.

I had known that tune in my infancy, but it had long since passed out of my mind.

To tune in to its whisper, you have to turn down the volume in your busy, noisy, complicated life and force yourself to do nothing at all.

I said to myself damn, she's kind a cute I must tune in tomorrow for a second glimpse.

But in an interview for the US TV show 60 Minutes, she said she may well tune in after she leaves the programme.

and I want you to tune in next time for me to tell you how to live a fear-free life.

Tune in to Times Square coverage, deviating now and then to see if E! is doing a Top 100 countdown of the year's hottest celebrity moments.

To dress up a simple expressive folk tune in the trappings of a symphony is to degrade it.

What is the point of having different voices in the choir if they all sing out of tune in unison?

Your mind is able to tune in to the deeper Consciousness and can be used as an instrument.

so, will you promise me that you will tune in next time, so you can hear the rest of this?

Tune in to NGC to see if the farmers can really give the space program a hand.

and please tune in next time when I tell you about the next step for finding freedom from fear.

I'm going to tune in, with hopes that the single mom is portrayed as a smart, savvy, loving, go-getting mama!

Tune in as he focuses on the architecture and design of Smart Client applications.

Some nights I can tune in that station easily; other nights I can't tune it is at all.

Sold under the company's new name, Sony, the radio used five transistors to tune in to multiple AM channels.

Tune in to NGC to see how amazing these two structures are.

Just allow yourself to "tune in" to the Cosmic heartbeat and feel that pulsation of light being reflected in all things. . .

We always tune in at ten o'clock to hear the news.

Tune in to AXN this June for the first and exclusive peek into the unveiling of the deep, dark secrets of the magic industry!

And each one of them allows us to click into alternate selves that tune in, turn on, drop out thoughts, perceptions, feelings and memories.

Not many guitarists do a live radio show that millions of listeners across the nation tune in to weekly.

and, tune in next time, as you'll hear more about faith and fear.

On Wednesday and Thursday, you may prefer to avoid the limelight, seek solitude, and tune in to your intuition.

Listen to interesting interviews and discussions for software developers, tune in to developerWorks podcasts.

Song of dragon is a folk song sung to a special dragon song tune in the dragon dance activity during the Spring Festival.

Nielsen data show that even people who receive hundreds of channels tune in on only a dozen or so of them regularly.

Listen with your heart. Be sympathetic. Tune in to the emotions behind the words.

Tune in tomorrow, folks, for more up-to-date news.

Regardless where you are around the world, any user can tune in, watch, comment, respond, react, and learn.

Unlike scripted fare, it is fairly easy to predict how many people will tune in for a match.

About half said they were likely to watch the Oscars, with women more likely to tune in then men.

Redemption: Qaddafi changed his tune in the 2000s, however, taking steps to improve his relations with Europe and the United States.

This would be an ideal time to really tune in to your dreams, if possible.

is trying to play the same tune in a different rhythm.

The message refers to a situation which you need to "tune in" and pay closer attention to it.

Some of your best ideas will come when you slow down enough and tune in.

at slow speed, i can tune in to how well i balance in the water, and where iam reaching full extension on every stroke.

You need only to tune in to discover the vast allegiance that has grown beyond measure toward the greater good of yourselves and the planet.

Sports fans who are turned off by the sometimes brutal intensity of ice hockey can tune in to the gentler figure skating competition.

He also thought of himself as a singer, but he couldn't carry a tune in a bucket.

I picked up the Voice of America when I tried to tune in Radio Australia.

Parents tune in to the local radio stations to listen anxiously for announcements of school cancellations.

If you care enough and "tune in" to God's ideas, your problem can be solved. Your dream can come true!

Remember to tune in to the next exciting episode next week!

And I want you to tune in next time, when I tell you more about the Heavenly City.

If you pay attention and listen instead of merely hearing the song, you can pick up the tune in no time.

Podcasts: Tune in and catch up with IBM technical experts.

We always tune in at 2 o'clock to hear the news.

Make sure you tune in for what is sure to be a stunning performance from Flo.

Suggest keeping TV sets in a family room where parents can "tune in" regularly.

Tune in while we play a nutrition game to "guess the fat and calories" (check back later for the video).

Tune in to Beijing Water Cube to get the full story on this incredible new structure.

Tune in next week as we count down the top ten songs of the week.

However, before you pack your bags and grab your passport, tune in to Air Crash Investigation Season 2 on the National Geographic Channel.

That is you can't you know tune in but it's all right.

Once, he played a tune in front of a cow, hoping that the cow would appreciate it.

There are two more programmes in this series and I would recommend you tune in.

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Otherwise, tune in this piece of dark Xie little world.

But back home, few are expected to tune in for the big announcement.

Sure. Tune in next week when Detective Glass solves yet another Moment of Science mystery!

You tune in next week for the resolution because the mystery is ticking away in the back of your mind.

That is you can't you know tune in but it's all right, that is I think it's not too bad.

You can tune in to AOL Radio, Bloomberg, BBC, or search for more stations manually or by your location.

Tune in next week. Thanks for watching. And for reading.

Tune in a little closer these next weeks.

Tune in now beloveds to the frequency of the Holy Spirit within you.

His company, Antares, released Auto-Tune in nineteen ninety-seven.

British viewers will be able to tune in to the show from 3. 30am on Monday morning.

But taxpayers should tune in because a likely scenario is that they will end up paying for much of this smaller rescue, too.

Any sensation is available at any moment --- all you have to do is tune in to the right channel.

Tune in to body messages and trust them. If you're tired, you need sleep. If you're hungry, eat.

Spreading joy and laughter is the focal point of most morning crews. So tune in.

As Song ci gradually lost its tune in the Yuan Dynasty, Yuanqu opera took its place.

I hope my lessons will be helpful. I hope that you will tune in again to listen to some of my advice, and to join in.

It's like having a radio receiver: You can choose to tune-in to different stations.

Tune in to RockTV for more of your favorite music videos.

But if they want to feel better about themselves, they should probably tune in to some of the World Cup matches.

Psych Time: relax, turn of physical, tune in inner focus inward.

Oh, yes. It's the theme tune in the movie Titanic. Three singers chose the song.

Tune in to your partner when they talk instead of thinking about your next retort.

now it's Wake up, tune in and get active!

Tune in next week to hear how English is taught in China.

This has been today's daily tip. Tune in tomorrow for another on learning English.

Tune in, log on: Soaps, fandom, and online community .

They tune in to broadcasters who present a political viewpoint similar to their own.

Here's where you can tune in: Jonathan Mead and Jun Loayza Live Webcast.

The key is to really tune in to her and notice how she is responding.

These contests are often associated with profit because they entice people to tune in, get exposed to advertising, and, inevitably, buy.

Tune in to learn more about quantum physics -- and why, in some cases, the truth may be stranger than fiction.

Tune in next week with more on writing the application.

You can turn on the radio and see if you can tune in the weather forecast.

Tune in to this consciousness.

I toid you to tune in!

We often tune in the news programme .

Tune in next week and watch her get sassy with Pakistan!

Don' t forget to tune in again this time tomorrow.

If you just tune in, we're talking about love and romance.

Tune in to the dreams you have by day and by night. Blend in when you choose to, but appreciate what sets you apart.

Any one tune in "three tuning system" is difficult to satisfy the more and higher needs of current generation's temperament aesthetics.

He pitched the tune in a lower key.

Massage helps us tune in to our emotional and spiritual selves.

An estimated 90 million people will tune in tonight. . .

Tune in tonight for our double feature.

compelling women to tune in for next week's show.

You tune in one station and thus tune out all others.

Tune in to London tomorrow night at seven.

We usually tune in to the news.

Tune in for Griffin, but stay for Gordon.

I tune in to the film channel every night.

If you're a huge soccer fan, tune in to the game.

Tune in and listen to news being told by your soul- what do you hear?

If too many people in one network cell tune in simultaneously, the network grinds to a halt.

Zack: So I guess we'll tune in tomorrow night!

She calls the tune in their house.

Just find one sensation you can tune-in to.

But today, only 10% of viewers tune in for the nightly news, according to Yu.

She likes to tune in to Radio Beijing.

The organisers of Beijing 2008 estimate that a global audience of 40bn will tune in over the course of the Games.

Tune in to your angels.

I hope you'll tune in tonight at 8: 00 PM EDT to watch the President's address.

He had accidentally been the first person to tune in to them.

If people read that a show is tanking, they are less likely to tune in.

Find An Activity You Enjoy. It's important to find a hobby that helps you tune in to your spirit.

I easily tune in to the people, places and things around me.

Please tune in tomorrow. I'm Jake Seltzer and this is "Hello America" .

Don't forget to tune in to our program tomorrow.

But what does it sound like? Before you tune in to listen to the music, you may want to know what the critics have said.

Please tune in next time.

Tune in to this series to learn about distributed data mining next month.

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Tune in tomorrow for the next segment in our BizChina 360 series about the pharmaceutical industry in China.

In fact, when I do happen to occasionally tune in to these sources I find it reaffirms that I don't need to be paying attention to them.

Tune in on Sunday at 9: 00pm to find out more about Ah-Da and the team's thrilling adventure.

Be sure to tune in to our channel.

Tune in to the dreams you have by day and by night.

Tune in to BBC tonight at 9 o'clock.

(Nokia ringtone) This is the most-played tune in the world today. 1. 8 billion times a day, that tune is played.

We 'll be back tomorrowatthe same time, same channel, so tune in to News Night.

Don't forget to tune in to our program tomorrow at the same time.

Tune in again next time when we'll have a new challenger!

A: Having a good match between teams is a big predictor of how many people will tune in to watch a particular bowl game.

Tune in next week, same time?

For example, to play a tune in G, in 2nd position, you use a harmonica in the key of C (C is a fourth above G).

Tune in to your body language as you come close to someone of the opposite sex

When we begin a creative project, it is this Source that we tune in to.

And that is why I want you to tune in next time for me to tell you about the mystery of Babylon

A Comparison between the "Top Tune" in Chinese and Western Musical Comedies

Business Mechanism and Market Operation Law of Tune-in Investigation

but I felt a warmer tune in the sunlight

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So tune in now to this beautiful new world

Even people who are not football fans will tune in to watch the Super Bowl game,

trill a cheery tune in the tub as we scrub a stubborn mildew stain

Singing sentimental but indignant tune in the poetic logic--On quyan's spirit and it's influence on the latterword culture

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Tune in to Radio Beijing

It is a delight for us to know that you've tune in to listen to this broadcast

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