Sentence examples for tour devoted from inspiring English sources

A tour devoted to the architect's passions, architectural and social.

"GREENWICH VILLAGE PAST AND PRESENT," a historical walking tour devoted to writers and artists who have worked and lived in the Village.

Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., a tour devoted to the many jazz greats who have made the area home; fee, $50.

Vice President Al Gore plans to kick off a new stage of his campaign next week, making a "progress and prosperity" tour devoted to the relatively new questions of how best to guide the nation in an era of budget surpluses.

Fred Durst of Limp Bizkit, soon embarking on a Napster-sponsored summer tour, devotes himself as ardently to his entrepreneurial side projects as he has to his music.

Doug took the stage at London South Bank University last week as part of a world tour devoting to spreading news of the "green economic revolution" currently underway in the US, where a legal and potentially highly profitable weed industry is sprouting up thanks to some states decriminalizing marijuana.

Foreclosed homes so fully dominate local offerings that agents have organized bus tours devoted to buying such properties.

Two Sunday tours devoted to this area, both beginning at 1 p.m. and led by urban historians.

From 1894 to 1914 (and again from 1920 until his death) he lived in Berlin, conducting a series of orchestral concerts containing music by his contemporaries and making concert tours devoted mainly to Johann Sebastian Bach, Ludwig van Beethoven, and Franz Liszt.

While many tour companies drop in for chocs and cheeses as a break from the wineries, Taste The South Tours devotes a day trip to microbrews.

'Chaos by Design': Times Square Design Tour (Friday and Sunday) Sponsored by the Times Square Alliance, this tour is devoted to sites that define the cultural hub, including theaters, office buildings and other locations.