Sentence examples for diplomatic tours from inspiring English sources

Gifts were typically given at the end of diplomatic tours.

Throughout his diplomatic tours in China, MacMurray captured thousands of photographs and recorded hours of footage of everyday life.

— Ed Henry and Leland Vittert on location in the Middle East, covering President Obama's diplomatic tour.

Theresa May's diplomatic tour last week was hardly a path through hell.

Mr. Gusinsky was seized hours after Mr. Putin had left Moscow on a weeklong diplomatic tour.

"No more summits!" he said jokingly, having only recently returned from a 10-day diplomatic tour across Asia.

During a diplomatic tour of Europe last week President Obama joined Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain for an impromptu game of doubles, losing to two 16-year-old students.

He will need all the vigour he can muster in the coming month, during a punishing diplomatic tour to the rest of Asia.

The diplomatic tour, which involved envoys from the United States, Britain, France and Japan among others, began while a similar government-sponsored tour for foreign journalists was just coming to an end.

B6 END OF DIPLOMATIC TOUR Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain called on "people of all faiths, of all political persuasions" to join the fight against international terrorism.

Accompanied by the American presidential adviser Christopher Hill and officials from the United States peacekeeping mission in Kosovo, Mr. Rubin was on an unusual diplomatic tour of his own.