Sentence examples for tour reading from inspiring English sources

"Hey, look at this," said a woman on our Fulton tour, reading the label on a bottle of stage blood left on a table in the green room.

In 1971, on returning from a stint as deputy secretary of defence to find the technology firm in a cash-flow crisis, he immediately went on a company-wide tour, reading his managers the riot act.

With his brother, Sean (Kel O'Neill), Davy is tooling around on a book tour, reading his unpublished prose to listeners who can barely rouse themselves to lift their hands in applause.

But, like True Story, it finishes with the journalist on a publicity tour, reading from his best-selling account of the men's brief encounters, as if it were Lipsky's book that was Wallace's greatest legacy.

The play was rushed into production to conclude an all-day conference of activists opposed to the Iraq war, with Ms. de la Tour reading some passages from a script.

Keating's tour reading is a new biography of David Bowie, and his band have undergone the kind of transformation the thin white duke excelled at in his heyday.

"Faith, family and freedom tour" read the poster's slogan.

In a class A power play, T-shirts sold on the merch stand of her Formation tour read: "Boycott Beyoncé".

Visitors can call up an Acoustiguide-style audio tour, read by prominent St. Louisians, by dialing a dedicated number on their cell phones.

Splurge on the audio tour, read all the descriptions and even loop back around — no one's nudging you to hurry up.

In the US, advertisements for the tour read "U2 Declare War" and talked about "The War on Boring Music", especially in the context of breaking up conservative radio formats.