Sentence examples for may be toured from inspiring English sources

Twain House Tours Mark Twain's 19-room Hartford mansion, built in 1874 with interiors designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany, is extravagantly arrayed for Christmas and may be toured today from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. along with six other homes on the 22nd annual holiday house tour organized by the Friends of the Mark Twain House Museum.

What makes it ultimate may be the tour guide, P. J. Patterson.

For you, the story of Muhammad may be a tour of another religion, but that is not the sole way to present this story.

But others, like Mr. Lent, the pianist who has previously appeared in Oakdale, may be on tour in the area and have a "free date and just squeeze us in," said Dorothy Kalson, the council staff member who books the series.

Reviewing the Concerto for Orchestra (1969) when Leonard Bernstein led the New York Philharmonic in the work's world premiere, Harold C. Schonberg wrote in The Times, "It may be a tour de force of its kind, but to me it is essentially uncommunicative, dry and a triumph of technique over spirit".

GEORGE BUSH may be about to tour East Asia, but his mind, it seems, is in West Virginia.

Twelve tours may be unusual, but multiple tours — three, four, five — are absolutely normal.

There may be a world tour, he tells the crowd.

Ms. Somers may be leading a tour of sorts, but she is far from a tourist.

Two musicians battle within Eric Clapton, who has hinted that this may be his last tour.

Sure, the bolder products of the Kennedy School may be eager for "tours of duty" in postwar Baghdad.