How to pronounce “tune”(verb) in English

And so we become complacent.We tune out. We space out.And that might be fine until something bad happens, and we suddenly have to re-engage with what we're doing, and then you see people make mistakes.

So I think that people do their research, and by doing their research, they kind of stumble upon me.I tune it accurate.

in the summer of 2001, "There is an imminent attack." It was the most serious set of warnings, I think, any administration had every received about a matter of national security. It wassimply tuned out. I do say in the book that went President Bush was famously briefed on August 6, 2001 with a highly classified presidential brief that was titled "Bin Laden determinedto strike the United States", something we only found out several years later. I interviewed the woman who wrote that brief, Barbara Sude. She's quoted in the book. After being briefed

Interviewer: As we proceed I’ll ask questions of my own, but I’ll also be including some questions that fans that submitted to us online in advance of the event today, who I hopehave tuned in to watch.And after the Q&A we’ll open the floor for questions from the audience.

from ourselves constantly, all the time, and from each other.And how you tune into that data and how you make use of that data's very, very-- do you say dat-ah or day-ta here?Which is it? Its there an either/or?

Now, if in the course of trying to get it, you observe someone is guilty of a little bit too extra enthusiasm, like a knee in somebody'sThe players tune you out, et cetera.

We were looking for some action, also known as trouble, as young man often do.And we tried to tune up to it at the beginning.

And that's really what I was looking for.So I will tune up the colors and the contrast and all of that.

Don't worry about the noise.And if the signal tunes in for you in a particular way, or you can tune in with it, you can do some important value adding decision making.All the other things are best ignored.

between buildings, between departments, between projects.People are going to tune you out immediately, right?

So at the end, it's really a complex equation to sort.So you can tune a boat for going upwind, you can tune your boat for downwind.

So at the end, it's really a complex equation to sort.Because we can obviously tune our boats, So it's a bit of an unknown.

There's a chapter on-- anybody here from Google Geo?We would tune in every day and watch and kind of like hope that we're going to watch the day that Ken Jennings gets

Anything upcoming or any words that you would like to share with the group here?Everyone please remember to tune in at 7:00 PM sharp to the YouTube live streaming of their concert tonight.And also remember to interact and post your lives and thoughts, on Google+ frequently because that's

A song for the whales.And then you tune up your guitar for a long time.This is a song for the whales.

If you tune into this, you'll hear a lot of talk about how these new clean tech companies, many of them are focused on efficiency, like Opower.

You can probably tune it up.

Make sure to tune to our live stream on Wednesday at 10 AM Pacific Standard Time.

We'll all tune in for that one.

don't need to tune, right?

which is we tune the engine. We make product development changes that are not designed to drive huge gross numbers, but to make those conversion numbers go from the horrible baseline

We help to tune them up. It's like a metabolic tune up. We help you detoxify and boost energy in yourself and we help you learn how to calm your mind.

This one is tuned to D, A, D, D, A, D. And so you can do stuff.

So we had tuned it-- I would say that's-- it has more to do with the reality of making real time streaming across many mobile

The brain naturally tunes out after about 10 to 18 minutes.

The piano has been tuned, which is some relief to her.

The mandolin is actually tuned like a violin.

He's just getting tuned into the race.

we are not tuned to see things that aren't there or aren't happening and so when you use a a cleaning product you

And online distribution platform tuned for, say, a broadcast model is very, very different to what YouTube might be.

and further tunes and uh when he's finally done tuning uh everybody

They're not tuned yet, but you're more than welcome, and actually encouraged to do it.

So he has the ability to tune out the noise by virtue of having so much ownership concentrated his own hands.

You're not going to tune that in.

And that's why we tune in.

You don't have to tune it like a piano-- you just tune 16 strings instead of 600.

So tell us how can we all tune our internal crap detectors?

money from listeners because listeners tune in to hear NPR shows.

And so you have to really be tuned into the dough.

And this one right here is tuned C, G, D, G, C, E.

We have the cameras not tuned to pick up city lights or-- you can't see any stars or anything.

We were looking for some action, also known as trouble, as young man often do.And it probably hadn't been tuned since it was built in, like, 1898.

But what we had done is fine tuned working together on what the restaurant wants and what our needs are, our basic needs are, and what we want to do to collaborate.

down because so many people tuned in and then second week it started to work.

I don't have that fine-tuned, precisioned attention to detail enough to be this fancy pastry chef.

you who feel that you have fine-tuned your own intelligence you've made yourself

that everybody in the organization seemed tuned to who these corporate IT guys were so much so that they they

actively keep my my and antenna tuned to

We're going to learn how we can tune in, literally, to other people so we can feel more supported by our own presence.