Sentence examples for tour someone from inspiring English sources

I mean it — look, if he didn't win the Tour, someone else that was doped would have won the Tour.

While the Wu-Tang Clan was on tour, someone he knew used his son, who was just two years old, as a human shield during a shoot-out.

"He's a bubbly type of bloke to have around the squad and three weeks into a tour someone like Kurtley can inject a lot of enthusiasm and skill".

Every time the Stones tour, someone publishes an essay begging them to stop, calling them on their dull new songs, mocking Sir Mick's withering frame and grotesque dance moves, but to what end?

"While I was looking around Columbia, on a tour, someone mentioned that their sister went to Barnard so I looked at the website, was really interested and I applied.

"Every time I go on tour, someone asks me about it," Box said.

Cathy Bernard New York City To the Editor: I can't believe how offensive this article is on so many levels: that a hospital has this tour; that someone would go to it; that someone would write about it; and, most offensive, that The New York Times would publish it as leisure.

Collins described the process of choosing who the band would play with as a simple matter of choosing whose music the band preferred, stating "we had played with most of the bands, and if you're going on tour with someone you may as well go with someone you get along with and whose music you enjoy".

It's vicarious living, he said: "Even if you own a yacht, you probably won't be invited to just take a tour of someone else's yacht.

Often it's an ironic sort of treatment, but even when it's not, you still get the sense that you're getting a mini-lesson in musicology, a guided tour through someone's record collection.

"If we had gone on commercial flights, it would obviously have taken many days," said Mr. Weigel who, at the end of the tour, overheard someone comment that his only regret was that he hadn't spent enough time on the plane.