Sentences with phrase «still listen to your tunes»

The Gear Fit2 Pro does have storage for saving music offline, so that you can take these U Flex Wireless Headphones with you and leave your phone at home for your run and still listen to your tunes.

Not exact matches

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You may be free to say what you want in America but that does not mean everyone has to still like you after you speak, we have the right to tune you out when we hear racist, bigoted rhetoric which is our right not to have to listen anymore.

These nifty bits of kit can charge up your camera battery, smartphone and MP3 player on the go, meaning that if you have forgotten to charge something the night before or if you're on a mammoth bus tour or train journey, you can still listen to your favourite tunes and take some awesome shots.

If you're still freaking out about Disney's adaptation of the classic musical Into The Woods, take a listen to Anna Kendrick's Cinderella tune «On the Steps of the Palace.»

Condon's adaptation does nothing to justify its existence, and while this tale might still be as old as time, the song it sings sadly no longer rhymes, making its tune nothing short of a bittersweet, tone - deaf disappointment not worth listening to.

Surprisingly, this fine interior hides a bevy of modern electronics, at once letting you exercise fantasies of being a proper member of the British upper class, but still making hands - free calls on your BlackBerry and listening to tunes off an iPod.

The social for the adolescent pups who still needs to get their wiggles out and fine - tune listening skills.

It's mostly (actually, entirely) the Square side of S - E (no holiday Dragon Quest arrangements in sight), but it's still worth a listen just to experience some unusual and very jingly versions of a few classic Square tunes.

Oh, and the headphone jack is still in its traditional place, to the delight of hardcore audiophiles who prefer to choose for themselves how to listen to their tunes.

I spent quite a bit of time listening to music on the Arctis 3 Bluetooth, and while it won't outperform an expensive set of wireless cans, it's still a great way to enjoy tunes on the go.