Sentence examples for often tours from inspiring English sources

She comes from these parts, and her troupe often tours the region, bringing theater to a hinterland that rarely gets a chance to see it.

The conservatory's involvement in the multifaceted offerings will be reflected in performances beginning April 25 by the Purchase Dance Corps, the student dance company, which often tours internationally.

In 1990 and 1991 the men also toured together before heading off to more lucrative work: Mr. Ellis signed on as the musical director and arranger of Van Morrison's band, and Mr. Parker often tours with Prince.

He often tours in the United States with a trio called the Friction Brothers, which bears no relation to a rock band bearing the same name; in Mr. Zerang's group, one member plays dry ice.

His set of Bartok's three piano concertos presents three fine pianists and three great orchestras: the Chicago Symphony, where he is principal guest conductor; the London Symphony, with which he often tours; and the Berlin Philharmonic.

"When this whole idea came up, I thought, Oh, my God, this is going to be a disaster, because people are going to be nutso, climbing all over him," said Sonia Leigh, a singer-songwriter who often tours and performs with the band.

In his frequent trips to China, Mr. Kim has often toured prosperous coastal areas.

When she visited Alan they often toured the Hill where poor people lived.

Homegrown bands take center stage, but American musicians also often tour.

He often toured summer stock and appeared regularly opposite his father, Frank McHugh, in shows such as Ah, Wilderness.

Bonnie Raitt, who has often toured with Mr. Prine and who cannot give a concert without singing his "Angel From Montgomery," agreed.