Sentence examples for common tour from inspiring English sources

All three Serbs speak English well, react like adults, make eye contact and generally show no signs of that common tour disease, tennis elbow of the personality.

Twelve cities are contenders, including big ones like Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo in Brazil, as well as less common tour stops like Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Caracas, Venezuela.

Even in high season, tractors are more common than tour buses, and visitors can pop into almost any vineyard and taste rare vintages with the vintners themselves.

The challenge is to bring together people with diverse intellectual backgrounds and focus their energy into a common scientific tour de force to address global problems in agriculture.

Beginning at Boston Common, the tour concludes at the USS Constitution – a frigate that fought off the British in the wars of independence.

UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage has reached the end of what he has called his "common sense tour of the country" to drum up support ahead of next month's local elections.

Conflicts are certainly common between tour operators and hunting outfitters when they are competing for land and wildlife (e.g., around the Okavango Delta in Botswana and the Luangwa Valley in Zambia), but such problems seldom arise when the same manager is responsible for both operations, as in the Pilanesberg example.

A senior Labour MP accuses the Speaker of killing debate by curtailing speeches and of filling the Commons with tour guides and outreach workers, until "it feels like a sort of parliamentary Disneyland-on-Thames".

While this is more common for tours and sight-seeing boat trips, it's a good way of looking around for a good charter.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet By common consent, the tour de force of the Pop Conference was a lecture by the Cuban music scholar and producer Ned Sublette, which took place at the not very funky hour of 9 30 a.m.

"Foot injuries, especially blisters, are definitely one of the most common injuries on tour," said Kathleen Stroia, the WTA's vice president for sport sciences and medicine.