Sentence examples for early tours from inspiring English sources

"It was a way to survive the early tours".

Jackson remembers occasionally incurring the wrath of her father, Tom, her mentor and chaperon on early tours.

On the group's early tours, "at every stop Tyler would stop and say something, 'God, I wish Earl was here,' " recalled David Airaudi, another manager.

Early tours will be expensive: expect to pay around £2,800 for two weeks, plus flights (Turkish Airlines flies Heathrow-Tehran via Istanbul for about £450 return).

Among Mr. Lindblad's early tours were cruises to Antarctica, in 1966; to the Galapagos, in 1967, and along the coast of China in 1978.

Opener "The End" is a piece of stately shoegaze-lite that will be all over the radio like the sort of rash the Followills might have picked up on one of their notorious early tours.

The media and public were keen to see him selected for the early tour matches against the touring English team; however, medical advice prevented his inclusion.

She labeled that impulse too in an early tour: "Blonde Ambition".

It's difficult to make sense of these conventions, unless you think of the early tour as being much more social, civic, and patriotic than now.

He traveled cross-country with Bobby Riggs, Pancho Gonzalez and others in the barnstorming days of the early tour, often playing in armories and gymnasiums on slick wood courts.

Brent and his team have spent about a year clearing the quarry and he took the Guardian on an early tour ahead of its formal opening.