1. I just can't sing in tune!

2. They sang perfectly in tune.

3. None of them could sing in tune.

4. You're not singing in tune.

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

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

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

8. I don't sing perfectly in tune, but I think I put more expression into my lyrics than a lot of other singers do.

9. Today, his change of direction seems more in tune with the times.

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

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

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

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

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

15. Vancouver is a city more in tune with outdoor recreation than cultural institutions.

16. Cladding for the concrete structure is once again in tune with the surrounding area.

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

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

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

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

21. Bryn Terfel also deserves special mention as a stunning bass who is actually in tune, and whose words are clearly understood.

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

23. The shift in attention to economic priorities was also in tune with the more conservative policy orientation of the federal government.

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

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

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

27. Comparison of Anti-sexist and anti-racist Policies On the surface anti-racist and anti-sexist educational policies are in tune with each other.

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

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

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

1. I just can't sing in tune!

31. Or the business interests that provide campaign cash and are more philosophically in tune with the congressional leadership?

32. He was fortunate in that his choice of subjects and his robust story-telling were perfectly in tune with his reading public.

33. They are a means of keeping the constitution in tune with changing political circumstances without recourse to legislation.

34. Our grand piano is in tune.

35. Behind the basso profundo may be lurking a Figaro-like baritone, as much in tune with the comedy of life as its tragedy.

36. Just by believing I'm moving my phantom limb," he said, "the arm is in tune with my thoughts.

37. I just saw your performance, I think about the treatment of melasma, certainly compared to the respective governance in tune, just a few products play a major modification.

38. By placing our bodies and environments in alignment with the magnetic axis, we can think and act more in tune with nature.

39. Did you hear about the violist who played in tune?

40. Worship is a theme that runs through many of the psalms. We cannot expect to do justice to the spirit of the book of Psalms if we're not in tune with Christian worship.

41. So I told Jackson that for all his curmudgeonly talk about despising the All-Star weekend that he was right in tune with its spirit: fun and entertainment.

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

43. You're probably sufficiently in tune with your body to know when the pain is just a bother, perhaps the result of moving furniture a day or two before or eating that third enchilada.

44. The psychoanalytic or psychodynamic approach seems much more in tune with this research.

45. You may be somewhat of a dreamer and romanticize emotions,[Sentencedict] yet your dreams may reflect truths when you are in tune to your higher awareness.

46. Since neither my wife nor I had absolute pitch, I must attribute our daughters' accurate absolute pitch to the fact that our piano was in tune since their birth.

47. Laws are legitimate only if they are in tune with the opinions, values, and norms generated discursively in civil society.