tune into

How do any of us tune into our particular car?

With seven million tuned into the final, things aren't looking good.

I thought the players were really tuned into who was doing well.

On average around seven million people have tuned into the show each week.

How come I can't tune into the news from the next century?

I guess I'll have to tune into your show to figure out who's on board.

I'm tuned into a lot more of this stuff than you think.

Look around today and in many ways modern parents have never been so tuned into their children's needs.

If your looking for the latest music news, well you can tune into Y108 of course.

She said he seemed to be tuned into human feelings.

But there are better reasons to tune into this than history.

We don't tune into these shows to see people bond.

You been tuned into some other universe the past couple of months?

The market doesn't want to be tuned into the supply thing.

This is a powerful read - but you may need time to tune into the language.

But we do not seem to be tuned into the need to address it that way.

"In the end the voters never learned about the good things we were still doing, because all the media tuned into was the fight."

I was beginning to tune into the rhythm of the river.

You want them tuned into an opponent rather than a cause.

I tuned into talk shows on which it was being discussed.

The radio that was tuned into the news is shut off.

Whatever people tune into and choose to save is what they get.

Other names of more recent artists came up, and quickly I began to tune into what they were doing.

"We are very tuned into the social environment," he said.

This is a beautiful image to tune into in any context.