Sentence examples for put on a tour from inspiring English sources

The authorities put on a tour: the agents and their families travelled to St Petersburg, Lake Baikal in Siberia and Sochi on the Black Sea.

"There are some members of Christ Church who are going to services at both places," said Mark C. McDonald, executive director of the Historic Savannah Foundation, the institution that has worked with the Women of Christ Church to put on a tour of historic homes for the past 72 years.

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Boysnoize have not wearied in their year-long 10th anniversary celebration, releasing merchandise, remixes, and of course putting on a tour of sold out shows to celebrate.

"In 1979, we put on a big tour called Militant Entertainment, which went all over the country.

"It's incredibly hard to put on a big tour for a hip-hop group," he said.

Mr Pacquiao had his moments in driving Mr Mayweather to the ropes, but the boxer formerly nicknamed "Pretty Boy Floyd" put on a defensive tour de force, invariably firing off just enough counters to stun his rival and circle out from danger.

The NME even put on a "rave" tour which featured Klaxons, CSS and The Sunshine Underground.

My experience with sleeplessness inspired my work with The Huffington Post to put on a #SleepRevolution College Tour event.

Pooley is more positive about the campaign by the organisers of the Tour of Britain to put on a women's Tour that will push health and fitness and will be, the organisers hope, equal in terms of prize money and backup for the competitors.

During his four American tours, between 1950 and 1953, Thomas put on a better show than any visiting writer since Dickens.