Sentence examples for lost tour from inspiring English sources

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From the orchestra's point of view, a lost tour represents primarily a loss of prestige; "ego" was Mr. Mansfield's word.

Later, she said that Fame Kills was "the great lost tour", but confirmed that some of the elements of it were incorporated into The Monster Ball.

Juliette's stress over her lost tour with Rayna and need to conform to the "tween" scene seemed very real; Maddie was the perfect way for her to gain perspective.

The book features pictures from seventy-five years of Magnum photographers' work: photos by Robert Capa at the 1939 Tour; Henri Catther-Bresson at the 1957 Paris Six-Day Race, a velodrome ride; Tours of the nineteen-eighties; training days; the sacrilegious "Lost Tours" of the early two-thousands (dominated by Lance Armstrong); and more.

Henry was in charge of Wales for four years, winning 20 of his 34 Tests before leaving in 2002, and he also took charge of the Lions' losing tour to Australia in 2001. . Henry and assistant Steve Hansen - who has been linked with taking over - will coach the Barbarians against Australia at Twickenham on Saturday, 26 November.

Not that Stokes seems particularly fazed by anything even on this most dismal of losing tours.

But Oliver Wilson, a member of the 2008 Ryder Cup side, and Nick Dougherty, a triple European Tour winner, have lost their Tour cards after missing the cut.

Froome at least is hardened to this sort of nail-bitingly tight scenario at the top of a Grand Tour hierarchy, given that he lost the Tour of Spain last year by a mere 13sec to a local rider, Juan Jose Cobo.

After a strong rookie year in 1994, he lost his Tour card in 1995 and did not make it back to the Tour until 1998.

He lost his tour card before the 1976 season.