She played a tune on the piano.

I can't remember the tune of that song.

Today, the EU is dancing to Fidel s tune.

That very tune reminded me of my adolescence.

Don't worry about tunes. Take a tune, sing high when they sing low, sing fast when they sing slow, and you've got a new tune.

Philip Zimbardo Let's tune into the conversation of the principals in Adam's temptation.

You all recognize that one. This is the most played tune in the world today.

Also at the top of the AKP s agenda is choosing a president in tune with its worldview.

Practice drills and associated exercises are being undertaken to fine tune the security plan.

But when it comes to recognizing that reality in the world s international financial institutions, they adopt a different tune.

When AIG was bailed out to the tune of 85 billion, the market fell 5 .

At some level, we all pretend to tune into the Olympics to admire human athleticism.

Parliament was dissolved by King Hassan II in 1965, but the elections started up again in 1969, albeit to a different tune.

Writing at Mideast Youth, fellow Bahraini Esra'a explains why she did not tune into the speech

Left unanswered, however, is what comes next. China bashers typically change their tune after a presidential election.

But politics, not economics, explains why the Fed chairman changed his tune about America s weak external position.

When Bear Stearns creditors were bailed out to the tune of 30 billion in March, the rally in equity, money, and credit markets lasted eight weeks.

It was advisable to fine tune the criteria governing these reallocations and more precisely ascertain their incidence on programmes.

It reminds me of the balancing act earlier on what Michael was doing because you're fighting so hard to keep the balance with what you're playing with and stay in tune, and at the same time you don't want to focus so much on being in tune all the time you want to be feeling the music.

Approach decentralization as an iterative process, in which one can learn from successes and failures, as well as fine tune and adapt plans over time.

History of the major rivers of southern Britain during the Tertiary (near end) download tune and its score Lost Solent River

The children cautiously began to follow this young man, who had started to jump to the tune and make funny, childlike movements.

Bloomberg Radio has expressed a special interest in these short programmes, which are more in tune with an American mainstream audience that listens to music programmes intercut with short news segments.

So why is the US now singing a different tune? The answer is obvious America s high unemployment rate, which hovers between 9 and 10 .

Counting capital gains, Americans have profited to the tune of 300 billion to 400 billion annually in many recent years an amount roughly equivalent to the entire US military budget.

Finally, we believe that the Conference cannot work in a vacuum and that the CD has to be in tune with issues and developments which are relevant to the current international security environment.

This includes the way you move your finger on its input wheel, the way this allows you to select a tune in the playlist, and the way you control the volume.

Of course, this was the intended outcome under Basri's watch, and his successors under Mohammed VI's reign have only had to fine tune things a bit.

The real cost of ambitious, early, and large carbon cutting programs would be a reduction in growth particularly damaging to the world s poor to the tune of around 40 trillion a year.

The ECB shifted its refinancing credit and money creation to the tune of 900 billion toward southern Europe and Ireland, as measured by the Eurosystem s Target balances.

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'Foreign hands,' a favourite tune in the Middle East when it boils down to reconsidering institutionalized human rights violations, are not the only ones guilty of fomenting dangerous opposition to long lived prohibition

Merkel s Panglossian campaign was much more in tune with the sentiment of the German electorate than the opposing parties tristesse about working class distress, which was rightly seen as a ploy for raising taxes.

Heir to an imperial tradition that has shaped its national identity, Russia is resuming in the Middle East a role and status more in tune with the one it had from the Czarist era to Soviet times.

Second, it establishes and maintains the PRI, which includes all of the institutions needed to delineate, exchange, fine tune, and protect (through enforcement of law and contracts) property rights.

If you are a resident of Yaoundé, the decline in the quality of domestic play may not be a big deal if you can afford a cable connection that allows you to tune in to the English Premier League.

China recently demanded that the US reduce its emissions by 40 from its 1990 baseline levels and subsidize emission reduction efforts in China and other developing countries to the tune of .05 1 of America s GDP.

In 2010, when German banks were badly over exposed to the tune of 704 billion to Greece, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, and Spain, European taxpayers and the ECB helped them to bring most of that money home.

North Korean propaganda is not always a reliable indicator, but the recent upswing in attacks on the US, including a bizarre video to the tune of We are the World should not be completely laughed off.

The Bank of England hoped that by printing 375 billion of new money, ( 600 billion), it would stimulate total spending to the tune of 50 billion, or 3 of GDP.

In our louder and louder world, says sound expert Julian Treasure, We are losing our listening. In this short, fascinating talk, Treasure shares five ways to re tune your ears for conscious listening to other people and the world around you.

Now it is Putin s turn to call the tune, dismissing Mikhail Fradkov and dissolving the government that had served him throughout his second term in order to prepare for the parliamentary elections looming in December and the presidential ballot in March 2008.

A musical road is a road, or part of a road, which when driven over causes a tactile vibration and audible rumbling transmitted through the wheels into the car body in the form of a musical tune.

Now all you men out there, this is not the moment where you tune out or throw some tomatoes, because the point is that this is happening to all of us.

This is while most of the smuggling concerns gasoline and diesel fuel, whereas Iran imports both of these to the tune of 30 million liters (7.9 million US gallons) every day.