Sentence examples for reported tour from inspiring English sources

Unlike the extensively reported tour of poor communities by Robert F. Kennedy in 1968, when he was a presidential candidate, Mr. Clinton's tour was a day's headlines.

(Crown, $23.95.) In a popular-science inquiry that is driven by personal history -- his father's heart suffered from defective "fly-wing muscle fibers" -- a poet and essayist performs a deeply researched and reported tour of the human heart, including his own hypochondriacal relationship with his pump.

A gallery of other reported tour demands is available below.

David Mazzarella, who was the editor of USA Today from 1995 to 1999, said that as the director of the world reporting tour in 1988, he had seen firsthand what was perhaps Mr. Kelley's greatest gift as a reporter -- the empathy and warmth he conveyed to his sources of information.

So forgive "Outside Shot" its minor flaws and its junior varsity title, and celebrate it for what it is: a reporting tour de force and an utterly gripping account of the Scott County High Cardinals, who hail from the hill country north of Lexington, home of the fabled University of Kentucky Wildcats, and are renowned in their own right, winning two state titles over the last 14 years.

Fans at the Madrid airport sang the tune of the Spanish national anthem again and again, Reuters reported, because Tour officials accidentally played the Danish national anthem for Contador on Sunday.

It has also been reported the tour operator received £3.5m in compensation after the deaths in 2006.

On 22 November, it was reported that tour manager Paul Higgins, who has been with the group since its formation, has parted ways with the band.

Respected cycling journalist John Wilcockson, who reported the Tour de France for more than 40 years, described LeMond as a rider who was fuoriclasse.

Synthesis began with acetylation of the phenol moieties of fluorescein, modifying the procedure reported by Tour using acetic anhydride and pyridine (>15 g scale, >95% yield), with a mild acid wash being the only work-up necessary (Scheme 1).

Mr. McGrady's bad-fiction project, in fact, was interrupted by a reporting tour in Vietnam and then a Nieman fellowship at Harvard.