Sentence examples for mean tours of from inspiring English sources
"That might mean tours of the ground, tickets to matches or going into schools to teach the game.
Threats of new terrorism mean that tours of the White House and the F.B.I. have been shut down indefinitely.
For Victor, however, the Allende government meant headlining tours of Latin America, of Europe and enormous concerts in Santiago itself.
That could also mean more summer tours of the United States by Barcelona's first team, which last visited two years ago, drawing more than 93,000 to the Rose Bowl for a friendly with the Galaxy.
Q: Does that mean the Lions tour of Australia next June will be an inconvenience?
Or, in Google Maps, it means being able to take virtual tours of museums and reading annotations about the art in question.
When acclaimed C.E.O.s muddle through their second tours of duty, it doesn't mean that they were mediocre all along.
In the second installment of this year's Summertime Classics series at Avery Fisher Hall on Tuesday, the New York Philharmonic offered a program that was meant as a tour of the Mediterranean, with music from Spain, Italy and France.
A congressman shouted asked whether this meant White House tours, a victim of the sequester cuts, would be open again.
"Holiday Tours of the Twain House".
