Sentence examples for majority of tour from inspiring English sources

Dillard Pruitt, a rules official who played the tour from the mid-to-late 1990s, said that a vast majority of tour pros understand what he and other officials are trying to do when they set up a course, and that he and his colleagues take outbursts in stride.

The majority of PGA Tour players are famously conservative when it comes to their politics, but there was little discussion of Obama's policies or decision making.

The majority of PGA Tour events use a two-tee start on Thursday and Friday, so most players seemed comfortable with the change for the Open.

The right-hander had spent the majority of the tour down under cooling his heels on the sidelines - he had faced just 17 balls in two months - but there was little sign of rustiness.

The vast majority of the tour companies offer plenty of flexibility however, as well as the option of bespoke travel.

In the fall of 2009, Zac Brown and company began offering their followers the chance to purchase tickets to VIP Eat & Greet experiences before the majority of their tour performances.

Though I hadn't wanted to fly, some bookstores had policies of not booking authors more than two months after a book's release Binary Star was coming out in January, but I'd decided to do the majority of the tour in April, to avoid dangerous weather conditions on the road.

He played another match in the 2004 ICC Champions Trophy against Kenya, taking three catches as India persisted with Dravid's wicket-keeping for the majority of the English tour.

"One Tree Hill" was absent for the majority of the U2 360° Tour but was revived in November 2010 for two concerts in New Zealand, where it was dedicated to the miners who died in the Pike River Mine disaster; their names were displayed on the video screen during the song.

The great majority of the men who tour the child-prostitution centres in the Philippines, Thailand and other parts of Asia come from Japan.

"One Tree Hill" was absent during the majority of the Zoo TV Tour, only appearing as an extended snippet at the end of "One" at both concerts in New Zealand in 1993.