Sentence examples for increased touring from inspiring English sources

His appointment comes at a time of increased touring, and relative stability on the theater's turbulent labor front.

So even musicians with multiplatinum success have started looking elsewhere for income, especially to increased touring and the kind of commercial deals that result in Miracle Whip product placement in Lady Gaga videos and Taylor Swift's performing at a JetBlue airport terminal.

The new fantastic building, the expansion of the Ailey school, the increased touring, the larger presence in New York City all have come from the remarkable partnership of Judith and Sharon.

For the company, it was the beginning of a new era of major sponsorship (by multinational oil company Shell), with increased international touring.

It also wants to increase its touring schedule and to pursue more aggressively partnerships with American institutions, like universities, to bring its work to a wider audience.

He did note, however, that if high gas prices continued to increase bands' touring expenses, a result could be even higher ticket prices.

It also means increased isolation, one of touring's most damaging aspects: "If you are alone [as a DJ], you are the band," says Aoki.

The pressures of touring had increased long-standing tensions between Qureshi and the rest of the band, and she subsequently left, signing an agreement that officially ended her relationship with the band.

An increasing work schedule, which included touring her one-woman show and movie appearances in the likes of Jason Statham's Spy, impacted on her time.

Similarly, coverage of candidates touring the country has increased as they are goaded to offer ever more incendiary "positions" for the news cycle.

With increasing royalties and touring fees, Mr. Charles expanded his group to become a big band.