Sentence examples for tour survived from inspiring English sources

Tejay Van Garderen, a young American in his first grand tour, survived his first test in the hills and was in fourth place over all, 26 seconds behind.

English, a 23-year-old former Georgia star in his second year on tour, survived a final round in which he had six birdies and five bogeys to shoot a one-under 69.

Her four-person guided tour survived trips over the handlebars, kinked chains and gear cables so clogged with mud they had to be replaced.

They work for a player, not the PGA Tour, surviving on a 5-10% cut of their players' winnings to earn a living.

Though many bands play through illness, sometimes it's absolutely necessary to take a night off to ensure that the rest of the tour survives instead of beating your body up only to have to risk canceling more shows in the future.

Struggling to adjust to life on the Tour, she survived only 3 cuts in 14 events and lost her confidence and her playing privileges.

The International Women's Cricket Council was an amateur body that survived tour to tour.

The doubles tour could survive, he said, but only if the players dropped their suit and agreed to certain compromises.

The painting is on loan to an exhibition at the Museum of Cambridge, which is appropriately housed in a former pub, and part of a series of events featuring the Leach family in the Open Cambridge weekend from 12 to 14 September, including a walking tour of surviving work by the family.

But this year on the Buy.com Tour, he has survived only four of eight cuts in collecting $6,433; he missed the cut in two PGA Tour events.

At the age of fifty-seven, David Bowie completed a hundred-and-twelve-date tour during 2004, survived being struck in the eye by a fan's wayward lollipop, and underwent heart surgery.