Sentence examples for tour point from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tour point" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in a specific context related to travel or tourism, but it is not widely recognized. Example: "During our trip, we visited several tour points that highlighted the city's history and culture."
The PGA Tour point a finger at NBC and their college football TV commitments.
"The value of Saturday's game is high from the European tour point of view" said coach Graham Henry.
As far as the selectors are concerned he is regarded from an overseas tour point of view as a batsman rather than an all-rounder as he is in this country".
He also ran a coach tour pointing out to a spectrum of customers the old criminal London.
A half-hour guided tour pointed out the highlights, a series of rooms each more gold-encrusted than the last.
He gave me a tour, pointing out Qashqai rugs from Iran and a framed concert poster from a 1970 Grand Funk Railroad show.
Ms. Whittingham, after the Sambourne house tour, pointed to her book's early-1900s phofo ofernrn cases wedged into hallway windows at an asylum in London.
The American also blazed to a victory in the Stage 21 finale, though the HTC-Highroad sprinter did claim his first Grand Tour points jersey.
On a summery October morning, Kelly Carlisle, the project manager and a certified master gardener, gave me a tour, pointing out tomatoes, peppers, kale, chard, and squash.
Acting despondent at his blunder, Mr. Harris took the group on a tour, pointing out a gallery of celebrity members' autographs hanging on the wall.
"The gentleman giving the tour pointed out how racially and ethnically diverse communities are usually in transition, which totally resonated with me," Mr. Loadholt said.
