Sentence examples for a tour shape from inspiring English sources

The Air Force One driver will also be offered in two shapes – a geometric shape that maximizes Moment of Inertia (MOI) for straighter shots and a tour shape that allows better players to work the ball.

Armstrong — in top Tour shape — would have come close to five hundred.

Even before the grim prediction from the French Weather Service, which is often inaccurate, the 10th stage in the three-week Tour shaped up as a storm.

Amanda Vickery, professor of history at Queen Mary, University of London, and author of Behind Closed Doors: At Home in Georgian England, said: "The Grand Tour shaped the cultural parameters of the ruling elite for 150 years.

The tour shaped the political ideology of Periyar to achieve the social concept of Self-Respect.

Their manager, future KLF honcho Bill Drummond, explained that he wanted to do a tour in the shape of rabbits' ears.

"Bath are happy for me to do this – and it's the first time the Lions have had someone look at the shape of a tour from our perspective.

In 1937 she set out on a tour of South India, a journey that shaped and molded all her future work.

In just 30 minutes, 13 dancers glide in and out of flashing lights, leap into one another's arms or slice through space to nail a tour en l'air on a scallop-shape stage that juts out like a ledge on a Miami hotel.

Initial response to 20 Feet From Stardom has been strong enough that plans are shaping up for a tour -- if all the featured ladies can clear their schedules.

He was speaking in Thailand, at the start of a tour of a region that he said would shape America's security in the century ahead.