Sentence examples for through touring from inspiring English sources

Others earned an income through touring exhibitions of their work.

I always thought pop stars lost money through touring.

The dissemination of the religious art of India and East Asia through touring exhibitions and the prominence of the Dalai Lama as a political and religious figure have created a new attitude toward the other religions in the broad public of Europe and North America.

We ended up doing it just through touring.

Radio airplay was less important in the UK, where popular music recordings had never been played on official radio (as opposed to on pirate radio) until the 1967 launch of BBC Radio 1. UK audiences were accustomed to hearing bands in clubs, and British bands could support themselves through touring.

While it undoubtedly was the end of an era, the band had established contacts in the art world through touring—"They're very different worlds, but they do overlap somewhat," Lum explains and AIDS Wolf continues to loom, for better and for worse, over Seripop's career, particularly in Quebec.

Keane -- one of my all-time favorites -- is on Yankee soil through August 14, touring to many major U.S. cities in support of Night Train.

"This is my last walk-through," he said, touring a debate stage.

The group's original bassist was a swivel-necked San Franciscan named Cliff Burton, who died in a bizarre tour bus accident in Sweden in 1986, while Metallica was touring through Europe.

My mother had a fear of flying, so we would leave home for a month touring through countries like Spain, France, Italy and Portugal.

The New Yorker, November 1, 1952 P. 37 The writer and his wife visited a small town while touring through Italy.