Sentence examples for tour arose from inspiring English sources

Rumors of a tour arose as early as October 2007, after Spears released her fifth studio album Blackout; however, it was cancelled due to unknown reasons.

One multimedia walking tour (arising from the concept of the "dérive," or "drifting" — what Debord described as "transient passage through varied ambiances") was supposed to make 10 stops in 2 hours.

An alphabet soup of tours has arisen to satisfy the Will Thomsons of the world, each tour committed to helping junior golfers ages 11 to 19 in their pursuit of earning a college golf scholarship and eventually playing on the PGA Tour.

During the tour, tensions sometimes arose between the senior players, who were war veterans and drinkers, while the younger players including Craig tended to abstain from alcohol.

During the tour, tensions sometimes arose between the senior players, who were war veterans and drinkers, while the younger players including Davidson tended to abstain from alcohol.

It was a job any engineer would give his right arm for, but Jill had her dancing and refused to go, though she admitted she would tour Europe if the opportunity arose.

These are some of the questions that arose from my tour of the penthouses this week.

The group's first charting single, "(I Wanna) Testify," in 1967 led to their first tour, but legal problems that arose with the demise of their record company resulted in the loss of the group's name.

During the tour, accusations of lip synching arose.

Issues arose during the tour, specifically times when members were barely visible due to the lighting.

Although remaining in England, he commented on the 1924 25 Ashes series for the Sunday Express and became involved in an argument which arose during the tour over the merits of professional captaincy; Fender believed professionals would make good captains.