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His hand on my waist is as guiding as it always was, and he hums the tune to himself in a steady, youthful way.

Autumn foliage turns the valley into a mosaic of colors and brings out a different tune to every song of life.

But if you used to tune to television stations in towns in opposite directions, you may have to choose which ones you want most.

Now you could tune to your favorite station, without taking your eyes off of the road, just by pushing a button.

I heard her sing that song only once. But the joy in her voice was so evident and powerful that I remember the lyrics and tune to this day.

Now if you hummed this tune to your dog or cat and it hummed it back to you, you ought to be pretty surprised.

So, if my musician brother Seth Augustus (a stage name) adds an interesting tune to his playlist, my news feed will report that.

Find the position most fit your employee, is the same theory with operating a radio, you wish you can tune to a station exactly.

Perhaps he was somehow in tune to my thoughts, or maybe he could also sense that things were not quiet right with this attic.

The band does n't sound out of tune to me , but then I've no ear for music .

It is said that the tune to which we listen today is the one he brought back from the Moon Palace.

The music seems out of tune to our Western ears, but it has charm.

The later version of the software has been tweaked (adjust, fine-tune) to automatically compensate for BIOS shortcomings.

The variable impedance may be controlled by a user to tune to the channel.

The only way to get people to tune to it, it seems, is a fresh face, a juicy scandal, or a war.

This morning I listened to my ipod and there's a song that I never tune to.

Thank you! I always tune to this program when driving. So what's your favorite program?

Tune to your local radio or television station for information.

There are some environmental variables you can tune to increase performance on the scheduler, which are out of scope on this article.

Including lives the tune to the health advantageous profit.

She was humming a tune to herself.

Every time you get in the car, you tune to that radio station.

I always tune to this program when driving.

"Women are more at risk because they tend to be more in tune to other people's feelings" , Prof. Hatfield adds.

or just learn to whistle or hum a tune to yourself.

They use a nice cheerful tune to sign on in the morning.

He hums the tune to the son.

Using the tune to write a bookmark.

you can do a lot when you've got such a happy working tune to hum

The Contribution Of Pi-Huang Tune To Developing The Traditional Chinese Opera

He whistled a tune to the window, and who should be waiting there

Change one's tune to change one's opinion or attitude