Sentence examples for each tour of from inspiring English sources

"Secrets at Sea" may be likelier to inspire reading by flashlight after lights-out, but each tour of the miniature world is bewitching in its way.

In 1945 he took a series of restaurant jobs in Paris, Deauville, Evian and Chamonix, learning new stations with each tour of duty.

He embraced foreign assignments as a vice president of Chuo Mitsui Trust and Banking Company with alacrity, for each tour of duty was a chance to make even more friends, party in a new town.

Each tour of Dachau reminds Bernd that racism can crumple fragile souls and wash over their resolve.

For The Week of Women alone this year, her teams worked with 120 different civic groups drawing women to the Louvre, each tour of the Louvre a little different from the other.

"Since December 8th on each tour of duty," he noted, "there have been 22 to 28 White House Policemen, 20 Metropolitan Policemen or 20 Uniformed Secret Service Guards; two Metropolitan Detective Sergeants and from 8 to 15 Secret Service Agents".

For defining the primary activity of each tour, a hierarchy of activities was formalized, as a function of the spatial and temporal constraints that each activity has in the organization of the same tour.

Scott Anderson, a founding partner of the company, gave two groups of a few dozen people each a tour of the ornate lobby, then escorted them up to his offices.

"We know that incidence of psychological injury increase with each additional tour of duty in Iraq, and that our troops are not getting the support they need," he said in the 2008 campaign.

Roughly $6 million is spent on the purse of each tour event, with all of the players who make the cut — about half the field — being guaranteed some prize money.

At the start of each tour, Brucker stands at the center of the buzzing main concourse and playfully hints at the terminal's secrets and mysteries.