Sentence examples for the tour program from inspiring English sources

Whitman declined to elaborate on the security changes — and did not deny that the tour program had previously been suspended.

Yet in the tour program, he leaps directly from his big number, simply called "O-daiko," into a role hardly less strenuous on a smaller drum in the trademark finale, "Yatai-Bayashi".

The tour program on board the Massachusetts has evolved over the years.

Four states won; the tour program started in Miami, Florida, on May 6, Cleveland, Ohio, on May 7, Nashville, Tennessee, on May 8, and ended in Dallas,Texas, on May 9.

Also included on the tour program will be Leonard Bernstein's First Symphony ("Jeremiah") with mezzo-soprano Kelley O'Connor and John Adams' "Slonimsky's Earbox". Dudamel will return in March to conduct Bruckner's Seventh Symphony and a program of Tchaikovsky's Shakespeare-inspired scores.

Under Riccardo Chailly, this orchestra has maintained its firm beauty and widened its repertory, though you might not know that from the tour programs.

Correction: December 14 , 2002 Saturday A report in the Footlights column on Tuesday about the Bolshoi Ballet, which ends its United States tour tomorrow in Washington, referred incompletely to the tour programs.

Liam also disputed his brother's claim that "the demise of Oasis followed a massive row in which he claimed I demanded to advertise my clothing range Pretty Green in the Oasis tour program".

Mr. Ratmansky's "Russian Seasons" is part of the "World Tour" program on Friday night, which also offers Tiler Peck, Damian Woetzel and Sara Mearns in Christopher Wheeldon's piece "An American in Paris".

It kind of all started to unravel, if I'm being honest, when he started his clothing label, and demanded that in the Oasis tour program, that he be allowed to advertise it, which I was against.

As part of the Sonica on Tour program, the festival is in London for the first time.