Sentence examples for going for tours from inspiring English sources
At the height of the conflict, Bastion was a sprawling, noisy base, the hub for thousands of British and US soldiers coming and going for tours of duty in Helmand, a Taliban stronghold that saw the bloodiest fighting of the 13-year campaign.
The man who has masterminded British cycling's rise on the world stage has given the clearest signal yet that Mark Cavendish will prioritise the Olympic road race and Bradley Wiggins will go for Tour de France glory.
After all the years going for the Tour, [the idea of missing it] takes a little while getting used to," he told the Sydney Morning Herald.
Manxman Cavendish was going for a 26th Tour stage win and a fifth on the trot on the Champs Elysees.
We haven't over-hyped him, we've followed what he has said about going for the Giro-Tour de France double and we have to take that confidence at face value.
With the tours going for as little as $400 a person, it is clear that the company has lost millions of dollars.
Tour organizers, however, are not thrilled that Contador is going for his third consecutive Tour win with an unresolved doping positive.
Cahill has never said a bad word about anyone either and has spread the gospel to Australia, where the squad went for a tour this summer.
Although superficially it seems useful only for supplementing their air miles – and the same goes for the tour of Bangladesh which follows – they need more matches to try to find some idea of how to play it.
Others in the group went for a tour, and at the end were taken into separate rooms and asked if they would like to sign up for an introductory course.
