Sentence examples for frequent tours from inspiring English sources

A jazz xylophone choir begun at the school, Bright Glory, made frequent tours of the state.

There is no admission charge, and the frequent tours last an hour.

The group's 1926 American debut at the Library of Congress was followed by frequent tours of this country.

Post-traumatic stress, brought about by roadside bombs and longer, more frequent tours of duty, is only part of the story.

Yet the Simón Bolívar Orchestra, with an age spread of roughly 17 to 25, has nevertheless become a first-rate ensemble, something readily apparent from its frequent tours under Mr. Dudamel.

Later in the evening, the Maryinsky Theater orchestra from St .Petersburg, Russia, which is also known as the Kirov orchestra on its frequent tours outside the country, held a concert in Tskhinvali, which is largely in ruins.

We participate in that local soundscape, including the guide chatter from frequent tour buses, the weekly rush of Wednesday matinee traffic, the queues outside for "The Book of Mormon," and the regular sound of horse-drawn carriages looking for tourists.

That was a shot ahead of six others: two-time U.S. Open champion Retief Goosen of South Africa; 28-year-old British Open first-timer Robert Streb of Chickasha, Okla.; Scotland's own '99 British winner Paul Lawrie, who like Goosen is 46; former Masters champion Zach Johnson; frequent tour contender Jason Day, and England's Danny Willett, who has missed the cut two of his three..

The conductor's reputation in Europe is high and did Boston's frequent international tours no harm.

And she had also led frequent bus tours from the Philadelphia suburbs to New York to see Broadway shows.

I sense that the spiritual stardom and frequent teaching tours have taken their toll on a woman whose nature is more suited to quiet reflection and journeying inward.