How To Use Tune up In A Sentence
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Wasn't she the one who unleashed all manner of misfortune upon the world?
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Dinner not being ready, the young ladies proposed a tune upon the spinnet.
Pamela
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The shop charges up to $500 to tune up a Porsche.
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The orchestra were beginning to tune up.
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He said the team was playing training matches with local clubs to help it tune up for the tournament.
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The girl is playing a popular tune upon the piano.
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The archery part is very good and you can get a lot of help & tune up on your bow for free, having it strang, installments, and a lot more and the people are great. but I heard cabelas is a lot bigger and nicer.
BASS PRO SHOPS ,VS, CABELA'S Which is a better outdoors store??????
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So, until then, tune up your amplitude and frequency compandors, and explore that 2 meter band.
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I dropped off my whip for a tune up in March.
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There is no one I envy so much as I do P; a cap and bells is a crown to him; a tune upon a flageolet is a concert; if the sun shines, he sports himself in its beams; if
Letters of the Late Lord Littelton
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West Bromwich 3 West Ham 2: Zola discovers size of task on and off field Portsmouth 2 Middlesbrough 1: Defoe and Crouch on song as Pompey tune up for Uefa Cup Manchester City 1 Chelsea 3: Lampard adds a note of reality to City 'razzmatazz'
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The girl is playing a popular tune upon the piano.
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If you re a boomer who has hit a rut, take your cue from reborn Buick: refire your imagination, rewire your brain, tune up your engine, and remake your story of self anew!
Jeffrey Hull, Ph.D.: Boomer Redux: 5 Ways To Reinvent Yourself From The Inside Out
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Instead, take your cue from reborn Buick: refire your imagination, rewire your brain, tune up your engine, and remake your story of self anew!
Jeffrey Hull, Ph.D.: Boomer Redux: 5 Ways to Reinvent Yourself from the Inside Out
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What it has it ` s only cosmetical, the bikes runs 100% I did a full tune up on the bike, spark plugs, coolant and oil ..
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When a roof needs a tune up, it means there are defects needing attention but that conditions are not serious enough to warrant roof replacement.
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He began to tune up his violin.
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There was an out of tune upright piano - people played banjo, concertinas and cornets.
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You can autotune up to 10 programmes at a time.
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The orchestra were beginning to tune up.
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My car needs a tune up.
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The stage fright seemingly mounted when he had to tune up in front of a full room anticipating his first song of the set.
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He said the team was playing training matches with local clubs to help it tune up for the tournament.
