Sentence examples for a large-scale tour from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schiff, 58, has lately been giving a lot of thought to each of the musical keys and the colors he associates with them as he embarks on the Bach Project, a large-scale tour of North America over the next year that will include all that composer's major keyboard works, played from memory.

We knew we needed a large-scale tour that would put hip-hop on an equal footing with big rock bands.

The Oddball Comedy & Curiosity Tour is the first time Funny or Die has launched such a large-scale tour.

Unlike those named above, the Proclaimers sell out annual tours in their home country and, only last week, saw a large-scale touring musical based on their songs debut in Dundee.

Steven Barclay, a book agent who has planned large-scale tours for the authors Ina Garten and David Sedaris, was virtually speechless as he checked the Ticketmaster landing page for Mrs. Obama.

The Algerian rai star Khaled was to begin a large-scale American tour with the Egyptian shaabi singer Hakim (with a performance in Manhattan planned for tomorrow), but the singers and their 34-member entourage were worried about hate crimes and the difficulty of all of them taking airline flights together.

A starring slot at Harry and Meghan's wedding this year has turned Karen Gibson's south London ensemble into the Pentecostal choir du jour, earning them a record deal with Sony, a starring role in a forthcoming Coke advert and a large-scale national tour (which kicks off next May to coincide with the first wedding anniversary).

They made the late-March trip west for two "secret" shows at the Roxy to woodshed the "Wilder Mind" songs ahead of a large-scale summer tour.

Other projects Smith plans include an original new LP, and a potential concert album based on a 2008 gig in Paris, the band's 2013 tour of Latin America, their large-scale tours from 2011 and 2012 and the Cure's recent shows at Royal Albert Hall.

There will be P2P-leaning distribution structures mushrooming in the gaps between "everything online for free" and large-scale tours supported by labels and sponsors: distribution structures unafraid of small numbers, not constructed around the aggregating (& aggravating) "more is more" trap that Damon was mentioning w/r/t to the Apples and Spotifies of the world.

Strong album sales and large-scale tours propelled the band's increasing fame in the 1990s until their break-up in 2000.