Sentence examples for returning to tour from inspiring English sources

Regardless of whether or not Captain Jack gets to don the feathers and spangles, the rest of us can dig out our own fishnets and suspenders: after a two-year absence and a fabulous international run, The Rocky Horror Show is returning to tour the UK in the autumn.

But the 32-year-old, who was born in Keighley in Yorkshire and is now settled in Louth in Lincolnshire, also blazed a trail in taking a five-year break in her mid-20s, during which she played high-standard men's cricket and had a son, before returning to tour regularly with her family in the last three years.

The Edge was initially hesitant, but saw the opportunity as a challenge to quickly record an album before returning to tour and prove the band had not become spoiled by the luxury of ample recording time.

Namath has returned to tour the Hall several times, on family junkets and for the inductions.

Wiggles toys went on sale in Britain this autumn and the group will return to tour the UK next summer.

After a temporary retirement (1952 54), he returned to tour with fellow trombonist Kai Winding; their duets have been recognized as watersheds in the evolution of jazz trombone technique.

They returned to tour Europe for the rest of the year with Cynic and The Ocean.

Fortus returned to tour with Guns N' Roses for the rest of the year, and Johnson has since replaced Fortus permanently.

In the summer of 1975, the band returned to play Italy without incident, but when they returned to tour there in November, the intense political situation the country was going through caught up with them.

When classic heavy metal found again the favour of the public, she returned to tour all over the world and her popularity as a veteran singer grew considerably, inspiring many new female metal artists.

Having studied under the celebrated Fulbert at Chartres, Berengar returned to Tours after 1029 and became canon of its cathedral and head of the School of Saint-Martin, which rivaled Bec under Lanfranc, who was later to be his opponent.