The band's new album experiments with unconventional cross-tunings to create a haunting, otherworldly sound.

She grabbed the tuning wrench and adjusted the piano's tuning pins before the recital.

Every Sunday, my grandparents would gather the family and sing old show tunes around the piano.

The technician grabbed the tuning wrenches from the case before starting the repairs.

I asked my neighbor to sing for the charity event, but she can't carry a tune in a bucket, so we hired a professional.

If you want to pay attention to the new way of living, tune in, turn on, and drop out of the old routines that no longer serve you.

Everyone knew Tom couldn't carry a tune in a bucket, yet he auditioned for the choir anyway.

During the workshop, the presenter pointed out that turn on, tune in, drop out are alternative forms of the more formal expressions used in media studies.

The conductor grimaced as the orchestra launched into a tune the old cow died of that made even the dog howl.

When the company decided the city's new park would be sponsored by a private donor, the council realized who pays the piper calls the tune.