tune in's Usage Examples:

instead, Pushpa believes his haphazard, almost comic, acting skills will find him fame and fortune in the thriving(!) Sri Lankan movie industry.

Personal lifeIn 1874, Grant married Ida Marie Honoré (1854–1930), the daughter of Henry Hamilton Honoré, who made his fortune in Chicago real estate.

Since 2016, there is renewed interest in aerocapture particularly with respect to small satellite orbit insertion at Venus and Mars, and Flagship-class missions to Uranus and Neptune in the upcoming decade.

Webster had been a farmer and had made a small fortune in the coal mining business before investing in the mill.

Once Singleton has spent his fortune in England, he sets out again, this time for the West Indies where, by his boastful admission, he quickly takes to piracy.

Wayback Machine - North Village Community Club Music teacher hopes to call the tune in midfield - Bermuda Sun DeGraff calls time on playing career - Royal.

communal, its aphorisms ("Make love, not war", "turn on, tune in, drop out") intuited, not rationalized".

It had been played at encores since the 2012 season when it was brought back in honor of the corps' 40th anniversary, but it has since been replaced as an encore piece by an earlier Simon and Garfunkle hit, The Boxer (also written by Paul Simon) which was a wildly popular tune in the corps' 2008 program.

Even with these great investments in land, she parleyed the fortune into almost double what she had been left and, in 1918, bequeathed.

"Low-browed foreigners bargained for weapons of every description and gloated over their good fortune in hearing of the drop in the gun market before.

Despite his success with other franchises, Hold did not have as good a fortune in Macon.

Darby's Ranger Force, made the initial landings at Anzio-Neptune in January 1944 and held a key position on the beachhead for the next two months.

HistoryWeston Rhyn is recorded as Westune in the Domesday Book.

Synonyms:

tune up, tune,

Antonyms:

untune,