Michael had never met a woman, old or young, whose tastes chimed so tunefully with his own.
Soon she came singing back—singing, he thought, as blithely as a lark; just as sweetly and tunefully as any bird one could name.
The sheer catchiness of the melody, tunefully shouted out by the singers, had its effect on the crowd.
They sang well and tunefully, sustaining all the parts, and throwing heart and enthusiasm into the exercise.
It was all spoken very softly and tunefully: the calm sunset of declining day seemed to brood over it.
A voice affecting the Scotch accent was appealing more frantically than tunefully to "Douglas, Douglas, tender and true."
Logically, he concludes the work by recalling the theme of his hero upon whose life he has preluded so tunefully.
