in tune in English

in the proper pitch, in harmony (Music); in agreement with (someone)

Use "in tune" in a sentence

1. They sang perfectly in tune.

2. You're not singing in tune.

3. I just can't sing in tune!

4. Be in Tune with Spiritual Promptings

5. I feel more in tune with nature .

6. None of them could sing in tune.

7. I've never been able to sing in tune .

8. o Safeguard 1: Be in Tune with Spiritual Promptings

9. No doubt they'll sing in tune after the Revolution.

10. The industry is changing in tune with changing demand.

11. The violin is not quite in tune with the piano.

12. A trained singer knows when her voice is in tune.

13. It was just an ordinary voice, but he sang in tune.

14. They were singers and they couldn't sing a note in tune.

15. The Thalia Capo keeps your guitar in tune better than other Capos

16. This is in tune with Government’s policy of “Ease of Doing Business”.

17. I pray that we will stay in tune with the music of faith.

18. Mr Ivanov was more in tune with Mr Putin's anti - Western sabre - rattling.

19. Bureaucracy too has to be vibrant and in tune with leadership, he added.

20. Finally, there are those who are in tune with the music of faith.

21. These proposals are perfectly in tune with our own thoughts on the subject.

22. An adjusted pitch is output that is in-tune and has accurate intonation.

23. Another word for Attuned: accustomed, adjusted, coordinated, in tune, in harmony Collins English Thesaurus

24. But on the positive side it helped me get in tune with my body.

25. My goal, quite simply, is to help people become more in tune with themselves.

26. We are making changes wherever acts, rules and procedures are not in tune with needs.

27. If only Grace were in a mood slightly more in tune with her own.

28. Much of his success comes from being in tune with what his customers want.

29. Cheerfulness is a friend to grace, it puts the heart in tune to praise God

30. The fetus is in tune with the mother’s natural rhythms, Biorhythmicity, such as her heartbeat

31. Those who download files from bulletin boards are usually in tune with the overall concept.

32. The fetus is in tune with the mother’s natural rhythms—Biorhythmicity—such as her heartbeat

33. Similarly, Labour in 1964 won because its message was in tune with the prevailing intellectual climate.

34. Adapted from “In Tune with the Music of Faith,” Liahona and Ensign, May 2012, 41–44.

35. The RJM Ensemble B flat Chanter is the ideal choice for the in-tune piper!” – Roddy MacLeod

36. 9 synonyms for Attuned: accustomed, adjusted, coordinated, in tune, in harmony, in accord, harmonized, familiarized, acclimatized

37. These attempts should be progressively modified with time, in tune with changes happening around the world.

38. Isn't Mr Peter Lilley's enthusiastic parsimony rather more in tune with the tenor of the times?

39. 5 Isn't Mr Peter Lilley's enthusiastic parsimony rather more in tune with the tenor of the times?

40. It is a city more in tune with outdoor recreation than cultural institutions, but it rains there.

41. John spends time with each Chanter to insure it is in tune before it leaves our workshop.

42. Circadian can help you create a life that is aligned and in tune with the natural cycles

43. He asserted that a modern artist should be in tune with his times, careful to avoid hackneyed subjects.

44. Anyone who could play an instrument or sing in tune was enlisted to take part in the concert.

45. The ministry follows a transparent and fair policy in tune with directions of the Hon’ble Supreme Court.

46. In conclusion, I am happy that in tune with our economic priorities, India RoK collaboration is expanding.

47. Third, New Towns constituted experiments in social engineering - well in tune with the psychological requirements for post-war reconstruction.

48. But they seek also to have a religion which is in tune with the world in which we live.

49. (2 Chronicles 5:12, 13) This seems to mean that they were in tune and that there was no discord.

50. Such a confident assertion of local feeling against nuclear power was in tune with shifts in the national political scene.