Sentence examples for received tours from inspiring English sources
Thus far, he has received tours of an apple orchard, a grape vineyard, an oatmeal factory, and a cranberry bog, in addition to the pineapple farm.
At various stages, Tucker, Lipton and Fairfield's chief risk officer, Amit Vijayvergiya, all received tours of Madoff's market making operation – but they didn't see the floors where Madoff's crucial so-called "split strike" trading operation was supposed to take place.
When relief workers received tours of the countryside, they were preceded by advance teams that ensured the streets were clear of "emaciated people, abandoned children, trash or debris, and dead bodies," Natsios wrote in his book, "The Great North Korean Famine".
The top 16 finishers in the 72-hole event received tour cards for next year, with the top eight earning full exemptions.
The final qualifying tournament is in Palm Springs, Calif., where 25 golfers will receive tour cards.
"As England players, we're contracted by ECB and we receive tour fees as well, so it's going in the right direction," the 22-year-old seamer told BBC Radio Manchester.
"The trips all include studio visits and artists are setting themselves up to receive tour buses full of people who frantically want to buy Cuban art 'before the country changes' — whatever that means".
Awardees will receive tour support including a book agent, help with public relations and merchandise, money for touring and education about the music business from some of Colorado's top business minds.
At the 2004 Billboard Touring Awards, Re-Invention Tour received the Top Tour while Madonna's tour manager Caresse Henry was awarded the Top Manager award.
At the 2004 Billboard Touring Awards, Re-Invention Tour received the Top Tour award during the Backstage Pass Conference at New York City's Roosevelt Hotel on November 9, 2004.
Even Mr Arafat, stung by the cool reception he received on tours this week of Bethlehem, Nablus and Jenin, has sniffed the breeze, promising change on all fronts and issuing decrees to ensure the independence of the judiciary.
