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91. And that tuned in well with my inclinations to look for formal qualities and make more or less abstract patterns out of nature.

92. The detector has an amplifier that is tuned to recognize and amplify only the pulsed signal.

93. They said in 1976 that a tuned track could shave as much as 7 seconds off the record for the mile.

94. The roof bristled with antennae, of all shapes and sizes, tuned to a variety of radio signals and wavebands.

95. The administration of each territory was finely tuned and certain aspects of it were recorded on clay tablets at the urban centres.

96. So it is possible that avian death-feigning is tuned in to this one crucial moment of possible escape.

97. Some soccer moms waited in their minivans and station wagons, but none had their radios tuned to the presidential debate.

98. It can also be tuned to trade off video quality against compression speed.

99. Every evening he tuned in, hoping to hear her smart tones reporting on the world of law.

100. The results suggested that the birds might have sharply tuned preferences only slightly displaced away from siblings when normally reared.

101. Everybody who is watching that particular channel at that particular time has tuned in to watch the cricket.

102. They are so finely tuned to each other s responses that they do seem to be cellmates.

103. Could the same thing happen in the stock market this year? Stay tuned.

104. If the engine needs to be tuned, Dad can do it.

105. Millions of television viewers tuned in to the president's speech.

106. Her eyes tuned in, but her mind could not match them.

107. The script they came up with was trendy and repetitive, rather naive but tuned directly to the youth of the moment.

108. Or had it been between them, or only in her own highly tuned emotions?

109. Perhaps they need a little Radio tuned in to Norman out at that far post!

110. All the radios were tuned into the number one song Stormy Weather, by Lena Horne.

111. Regularities can be found in the way that behaviour is tuned to the environment during development.

112. Alice was great; she seemed so alive and well tuned.

113. His stomach was as finely tuned an instrument as was his palate.

114. Spring's new swimwear is a finely tuned balance between modesty and brazenness.

115. Silver Reed tell me that the fine gauge lace carriage has to be tuned to the needlebed.

116. The music is just not as gutsy or spirited or tuned into the needs of its core audience as it once was.

117. The entire world will have to stay tuned to find out.

117. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.

118. The level of checking can be tuned to reduce the number of errors detected.

119. This was probably not the whole reason; for his levity and jocularity were well tuned for making enemies.

120. His antennae are tuned to receive just that very emission.