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Meanings of different tune in English

We have no meanings for "different tune" in our records yet.
Usage of different tune in English
1
Each day brings a different tune and I follow whatever it is.
Reuters
2
Perhaps you will have to be made to dance a different tune.
A singular man
3
Singer James Bradfield tells Tony Clayton-Lea about playing to a different tune.
The Irish Times
4
However, it would seem Eskom have now found a different tune to sing.
The South African
5
You will then sing a different tune, I have a notion.
Sunshine Bill
6
If we had an accident at this moment you'd sing a different tune.
The Horse-Stealers and Other Stories
7
You're singing a different tune from what you did at first.
Mary Ware's Promised Land
8
The general they want to lead that war is singing a much different tune.
Wired
9
But just a few short years ago, he was singing a very different tune.
News.com.au
10
Remember I did this. But he sang a starkly different tune during Wednesday's sentencing.
Ebony
11
He will sing a different tune if subjected to apartheid.
The South African
12
They split up and everybody boogied to a different tune.
Death du Jour
13
You're pipin' a mighty different tune than you were when you wrote that letter.
V. V.'s Eyes
14
But after the 2012 election, a prominent party elite began singing a very different tune.
The Guardian
15
Lucy sings a different tune after Fikile's shock revelation.
The South African
16
But both were singing a different tune on Tuesday.
Reuters
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common