Sentence examples for difficult to tour from inspiring English sources

"It's difficult to tour to certain theatres".

"Countries like America make it increasingly difficult to tour, and effectively cut themselves off from being a territory in which Moshi Moshi acts can perform and generate income.

"The legislative landscape . . . made it really difficult to tour with the elephants," Alana Feld, the company's executive vice president, said Friday.

Maybe it's always difficult to tour a new album just days after its release, especially when you probably know that any album you release will not have the same impact as earlier works.

But it makes it increasingly economically difficult to tour small-scale work".

O'Reilly has since said he has made "the difficult decision" not to tour Wales at all as a result.

The Musicians Union made it notoriously difficult for American musicians to tour Britain.

It wasn't until I left there that I realised what a difficult country it is to tour because getting around is more challenging".  .

She recovered fast enough to complete a Japanese tour, to do other European shows supporting Rainbow on their Difficult to Cure tour and to start working on new material for the next album.

The new rules make independent travel more difficult, essentially funneling interested travelers to tour companies, including cruise lines.

This is a difficult part of the world to tour, and yet in the last two Tests England have outplayed India in all departments of the game in conditions their opponents have grown up in.