Sentences with phrase «in tune of»

Marcos wanted to play the bass in a tune of the game so he went to their studio to record the main theme!

Amber has successfully obtained grants in the tune of over $ 1 million dollars and developed fund raising and strategic plans for the organization.

Annual sales are in tune of $ 18B, 60 % coming from US and rest from global markets, making is geographically diversified.

The only charges are fund management charges in the tune of 1.5 % -2 %

Collectively we have done orders in the tune of one million in the last decade helping students and tutors across the world mainly clients from Australia, USA, and UK.

Today's news has Amazon making another acquisition of a company in the form of Woot.com, in the tune of a reported $ 110 million... [Read more...]

Internal memory capacity is in the tune of 2 to 16 GB, which can be increased further by way of the microSD card slot.

Toyota has not yet revealed the exact power of these engines, but we expect it to be in the tune of 296 bhp and 362 NM of torque.

The company has slashed prices of the car in tune of 90,000 for some variants.

Consequently, Magistrate Segun - Bello granted Melaye bail in the tune of N90 million with two sureties in like sum.

Rep. Andy Holt said of the punishment, «Today is a demonstration that bad actions have bad consequences, and my only regret about this is it's not in the tune of millions of dollars.»

With billions of dollars of construction spend spread across a few years, along with the promise of strong jobs creation in the tune of thousands of jobs being created, the state hosting a Gigafactory - scale facility is primed for an economic boom.

Additional support comes in the tune of geopolitical tension on the heels of the horrific chemical attack in Syria.

The pattern of nightly hormone release results in tuning of the bird's body clock.

However, the details of the attacks differ from species to species,» explains Dr. Barbara Feldmeyer of the Senckenberg Research Center for Biodiversity and Climate, and she adds, «During the raid the differences in the tuning of individual genes become particularly apparent.»

Their confidence in the setup they've developed is further reflected in the tuning of the four - wheel - drive system.

Porsche Vantage GTR 2 New Tuning Project TOPCAR Moscow has been involved in the tuning of the Porsche, BMW, and Bentley cars for 6 years.

The one - to - one motion ratio of the shocks optimizes the efficiency of the damping allowing engineers to make vast changes in the tuning of the suspension for comfort and control with no increase in road noise.

One degree in the tuning of a diesel can make the difference of 10 or more miles to the gallon.

The savings APE increased in the tunes of 24.9 % and protection APE registered a 32.2 % growth on year - on - year basis.

Not exact matches

GE is piggybacking along to the tune of at least $ 2 billion a year in extra equipment sales — a significant boost even for a company of GE's scale.

Ironically, the most effective way to get what you want is to be less concerned with your own needs and more in - tune to the desires of others.

To cater to the tastes of upcoming generations, brands are tuning in to advice from influencers who have experience appealing to youth.

While I was cleared of all charges four years later, I wound up filing for bankruptcy protection and lost a personal fortune in business equity to the tune of about $ 3 billion.

In the U.K. and Brazil, where it is downsizing to the tune of hundreds of locations, the company has struggled for years.

And in a recent New Yorker profile of Apple's senior vice-president of whiz - bangery, Sir Jony Ive, it was revealed that the company's famed design studio is rarely silent — but neither is there a consensus on which tunes are the most productive.

The main building, renovated and expanded starting in 2004 to the tune of $ 30 million, includes parking space for two tour buses, and during the summer months the hotel hosts Live at the Sunset Marquis, a web series spotlighting up - and - comers performing poolside.

But the school Wednesday got a hint of validation to the tune of $ 5.5 million in investment in a round led by Cambridge - based venture - capital firm Charles River Ventures and New York City - based Matrix Partners.

The viewership well exceeds the 3 million Americans who watched the first episode of the most recent season of «The Crown» earlier this month, but trails the 15.8 million who tuned into the first installment of «Stranger Things 2 ″ in October, according to Nielsen.

Most people know Barbara from watching her on ABC's Shark Tank, which has become a smashing hit with millions of viewers of all ages tuning in each Friday night.

Previous analyses of that effort suggested it would cost even more losses in health care coverage (to the tune of 32 million fewer insured by 2026, according to the Congressional Budget Office) compared to the Senate's current bill and foster sharp premium spikes.

If voters tuned in to the first night of the Republican National Convention hoping for a better sense of Donald Trump as a private man, they were likely disappointed.

Then, as more unicorns consider going public in the next year, investors and markets could change their tune regarding their embrace of these companies.

How does Saje encourage staff to be so in tune with customers» needs across dozens of stores?

Betriebsrat head Klaus Volkert was treated especially kindly, getting 2 million euros in bonuses over 10 years, while his Brazilian mistress was subsidized to the tune of 400,000 euros.

Sovereign wealth funds made 12 investments in U.S. startups last year to the tune of $ 12.4 billion.

I'd previously heard of Coachella, but I'd never watched a performance before tuning in to Beyoncé's.

The first weekend of Coachella 2018 was live streamed on YouTube and more than 458,000 global viewers tuned in to watch Beyoncé's performance, making it the most viewed Coachella performance ever on the platform.

One of the reasons the IMF has changed its tune on fiscal policy is because research it has done in the past year shows that borrowing to pay for infrastructure pays for itself over the longer term by generating faster economic growth.

Insurance companies have dramatically increased their direct investments in tech startups to the tune of $ 1.8 billion since 2010.

The art of holding yourself accountable boils down to living your purpose and staying in tune with the values you've established as part of starting your business.

If you treat your drama - free stars the way many of us treated Petty — expecting them to be there performing fantastically whenever you happen to remember to tune in — you may be in for a rude awakening.

In one well - publicized case, the estate of the songwriter behind «Sesame Street» tunes such as «Elmo's World» auctioned his credits for $ 580,000.

But TV ratings and digital broadcasts are measured in totally different ways, and when Next Level Media broke the numbers apart, it concluded that at least four times as many people watched an NBA Finals game on average as tuned in for League of Legends finals.

The average dating site customer spends just $ 239 a year for online memberships, which more than pays for itself to the tune of $ 12,803 in cost savings from fewer dates,» the report said.

More in tune with Schopenhauer than Zig Ziglar, he followed Georgist economic thought, with its public ownership of property, and embraced ascetiscism.

Christopher Dietz and his Washington, D.C. - based company, Dietz Development, filed suit in October against Jane Perez alleging that Perez made defamatory statements about Dietz on Yelp and Angie's List that harmed his reputation and business to the tune of $ 750,000.

Even if you think you're in tune with the daily trials and tribulations of your staff, you should solicit broader participation in the crafting of the code.

Chuck Piola bursts out of his black Mercedes singing in full throat (this time it's the Drifters tune «Under the Boardwalk,» handled off - key but with feeling) and scans a cluster of skyscrapers.

They're more in tune with getting called on by new companies they've never heard of and are more willing to give them a chance.»