Sentence examples for difficult tour from inspiring English sources

They have a difficult tour in the summer and the English press won't accept further defeats.

He also jettisoned Matthew Hoggard and Steve Harmison during a difficult tour of New Zealand.

After a difficult tour of Iraq, he is in Los Angeles, with the Second Battalion, Fifth Marines.

The writer completed a very difficult tour of duty around Greenland, as captain of a small Navy ship, during the war.

"It was a very difficult tour to go and sit with these teams and go through this process," said Mr. Bergstrom, who was one of Saturn's original dealers.

He will be a good man to have along on what promises to be a difficult tour of Bangladesh this winter.

On the base, new privates mingled with soldiers returning from difficult tours of duty.

England then fly to Bangladesh, by which time Hales thinks two difficult tours will have them primed for the tournament.

At the press conference conversation soon turned back to other things, chiefly the fallout from the Pakistan series, described by the tourists' one-day captain, Shahid Afridi, as "one of the most difficult tours of my 14-year career".

The winter of 1979/80 and the followed summer saw difficult tours for Willis: the Benson and Hedges World Series Cup and a Test tour in Australia followed by a home series against the West Indies.

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