Sentence examples for framed tour from inspiring English sources

In November, he tweeted a photo of himself lying on his sofa surrounded by his framed Tour de France jerseys.

The photo shows Armstrong relaxing in the trophy room of his Austin, Texas, home, basking in the glow of his seven framed Tour de France jerseys.

There's local cult favorite Willie "Loco" Alexander's well-worn keyboard, drumsticks signed by Marky Ramone, Ric Ocasek's framed guitar pic from a 1979 tour, and the Rat Suite's centerpiece: the mirror from behind the Rat's bar, still festooned with stickers of bands that had played there.

Mr. Bartholomew recently took Mr. Knoop on a tour of the newly framed-out three-story house that replaced his "substantially damaged" bungalow, showing off the ocean and bay views.

Eventually the friend rocker morphs from forcing copies of CDs in your hand to asking you to go to their Kickstarter page to purchase a limited-edition MP3 or give money for privileges such as having them play in your living room, or having them send you a "signed framed photo" so they can fundraise for a European tour.

Greg LeMond was a pioneer in the use of carbon fiber bicycle frames in European professional road cycling, and his Tour de France win in 1986 ahead of Bernard Hinault was the first for a carbon-framed bicycle.

A large, framed color poster of Malini, advertising his "Round the World Tour," hung on the wall to the left of Jay's desk.

Most irresistible is a rich man's Grand Tour souvenir: an Egyptian porphyry circle inset with framed trompe l'oeil engravings of Pisa and Florence, an opera score, calling cards and a portrait of Michelangelo made of scagliola (a paste of pulverized marble).

He gave me a tour, pointing out Qashqai rugs from Iran and a framed concert poster from a 1970 Grand Funk Railroad show.

The apartment's tour de force, however, is the original oak-framed pine paneling.

There's no audio tour like those at Graceland or the Metropolitan Museum of Art, but rather framed displays outlining Faulkner's life.