Verb:

সুর ​​কল,

call the tune's Usage Examples:

fun pretty soon; you may go dancing but I'll call the tune, yes, I'll call the tune, yes, I'll call the tune.

"Arthurlie call the tune and outplay the city hot-shots".

"Ian Anderson: When he who pays the piper doesn't get to call the tune then who's as thick as a brick?".

"Where Mencke was powerless to call the tune, he did his utmost at least to set the tone," says H.

According to musicologist and Parker scholar Henry Martin, Parker wanted to call the tune "Past Due", and was not happy with the title assigned by Dial Records.

"New Stags chief to call the tune".

their point of view, that although they paid the piper they could not call the tune.

Man" uses the lyric "And didn't anybody want to ask the calliope to call the tune".

"All Blacks slip off the top as rival Reds call the tune".

"73rd Battle of the Maroons Batsmen should call the tune".

Briggs, Simon (1 June 2006) – Kent call the tune with a quick single – The Daily Telegraph.

February 28, 2000 Dance Lines: "Rojo and Lopez sieze the chance to call the tune" retrieved August 10, 2013; "Jews of Greater Miami", Marcia Jo Zerivitz.

Wayback Machine - North Village Community Club Music teacher hopes to call the tune in midfield - Bermuda Sun DeGraff calls time on playing career - Royal.

Synonyms:

style; entitle; tag; address; rename; title; baptise; baptize; dub; refer; name; christen; term; nickname; label;

Antonyms:

discharge; inactivity; overact; underact; immovableness;