2005: Participant on a two-week tour of apple production in China organized by the International Fruit Tree Association.
And Hillary Rodham Clinton postponed, at least until Sunday, her departure for a two-week tour of Africa.
At times, "Cathedral" is a little like being a tourist in Europe, making the rounds on a two-week tour.
Towards the end of 2018, Philip Alston, the UN's special rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights, undertook a two-week tour of the UK.
The Bishop is on a two-week tour of the United States designed to build support and raise money to aid black South Africans.
In August 1962, Taitt's orchestra travelled to Jamaica with the calypsonians Lord Melody and Lord Blakie for a two-week tour that coincided with the island's independence celebrations.
Top chefs and food industry leaders from China are coming to Yale and other Northeast universities to learn how to make their menus leaner and greener, in a two-week tour officially known as the Food Forward Forum.
Later this spring, McCain will embark on a two-week tour of places where, his advisers say, few Republicans ever campaign, including Alabama's Black Belt, where African Americans in the state are concentrated; Appalachia; and New Orleans.
Alston has been collecting evidence on the effects of council spending cuts, welfare reform and universal credit during a two-week tour of some of the country's poorest areas.
In honor of the 200th anniversary of the capitol, the Historic Richmond Foundation is planning a two-week tour of France to study the buildings that were Jefferson's sources.
The drummer Gene Krupa told jazz magazine Down Beat that in a two-week tour with Granz he earned the equivalent of playing two months in a jazz club, while the pianist Oscar Peterson said, "I think the predominant factor in his image is his honesty". It was not all plain sailing.
