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tune in
verb
- to adjust (a radio or television) to receive (a station or programme)
- slang.to make or become more aware, knowledgeable, etc (about)
Example Sentences
They’re not necessarily sitting on the living room couch like back in the day and tuning in to the next episode .
In north London, Odegaard was finally able to settle and Lund, who first watched him 16 years ago as a young kid at Stromsgodset, still proudly tunes in every week to watch him play.
Still, if White brings back Belinda, now as miserable and out of touch as any other wealthy hotel guest, in Season 4 and gives Rothwell room to play, I might tune in.
No matter when you tuned in, he was telling it like it is, for 25 straight hours with passion, insight, inspiration and empathy, like something out of a Frank Capra movie.
“There were a lot of people at the store that day, and everyone seemed to be tuned in,” Anderson says.
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