“tune”造句，怎麼用tune造句

By analysing the detailed and specific examples, this paper will, from three aspects: tune function, pragmatics on normal tunes and tune variation, deconstruct the variation on English tune.

That spokesman is striking up the same old tune.

Your answers will affect how you tune your application.

You need get a mute on your guitar to make the tune soft.

The children clapped out a regular time while the teacher played the tune.

Your front-end needs an alignment, your muffler needs to be replaced, and your car definitely needs a tune-up.

Importance of this particular query: the more important the query, the more you might want to tune by index creation.

When we configure and tune virtual processors, we need to have the picture of our whole system in mind.

We must tune out the idiots to achieve any kind of sanity or serenity. But how? Here are four ways that have worked for me.

As the audience rose to applaud, it was perhaps unaware that the tune was the same as Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the USA".

As you begin to move into your "nightly routine," your mind will get the signal that it's time to chill out and tune down, dialing down stress hormones and physiologically preparing you for sleep.

Although Cookie Monster was allowed to keep his namesake in the end, he began to incorporate fruits and vegetables into his diet all to the tune of his new song, "a Cookie is a Sometime Food."

Mr Sarkozy is betting that high-minded Paris opinion is out of tune with the average French voter; one poll this week found that 48% of the French support the Roma expulsion.

The piano is out of tune.

It needs skill to tune a piano.

More importantly than all of that, she sings in tune.

My father liked the tune; unfortunately for my mother and me, he lived it, too.

The careful modification of these variables will help tune the program to recognize your particular tonal style and temporal deviations.

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

But their love of a good tune is matched only by their proficiency at obtaining it illegally and their reluctance to pay for it.

The units carry software that can fine-tune filtering in response to local changes in water temperature, salinity, pH and silt, and can be remotely controlled from a central operations center.

The band played an airy tune.

Then she marched into Johnsy's room with her drawing board, whistling a merry tune.

"enly the low sound leaps to a freer tune, Like a long wind swaying a forest, a downpour Breaking tiles,"

I was asleep within five minutes of the game kicking off, but not before I learnt that the tiny principality's national anthem has the same tune as our own God Save The Queen.

The violin is not quite in tune with the piano.

I personally build a que round dance, and play the tune Yang lip troubled tone. Gather, be happy, leave, scatter. I laughed.

It dumped the Soviet anthem and adopted a resonant tune by Glinka, called simply “Patriotic Song”.

The tune sounds very familiar.