Sentence examples similar to tour wise from inspiring English sources

Plot-wise (and tour-wise) the bookstore scene is significant because the couple's serendipitous reunion here – which comes after break-ups and as they're starting to heal – leads to them hanging out as friends.

What do the next few months look like for you guys tour-wise and how long must we wait for a new LP?

What is an acceptable tour results-wise?

Getting to the net to finish the point is a key component to their all-court games, and the rest of the tour would be wise to learn just how effective of a strategy it still is.

And beginning in January, when the portable Pendulum Tester, as developed by the U.S.G.A. in its Far Hills, N.J., technology lab, is available at every PGA Tour event, a wise pro will have his driver tested for his own peace of mind, just as Woods or any pro can go to rules officials that week and request that another golfer's driver be tested.

Laurence had to be seen in the plays on the tour but health-wise he wasn't up to it, so he didn't take the big roles.

Through a step-wise tour studded with counting games, activity prompts and trivia, the trail turns history into a call-and-response exploration of the entire abbey -- one that kids can direct on their own.

"In this circumstance, we think it will not be very wise to tour," he said.

"The History Boys" — which has transferred to New York with the original British cast, including Frances de la Tour as Mrs. Lintott, a waspishly wise teacher, and Richard Griffiths as Hector, a hugely overweight, catholically erudite teacher of the old school — takes place in a 1980's state-run boys' secondary school caught in the midst of change.

It has taken time for him to come to terms with the 2006-07 athes – athehe start of the 2007 county season, he was still clearly struggling with the memories of what was, personally speaking as well as team-wise, a disastrous tour.

Indeed, local old-timers say the only event that measures up — political celebrity-wise — was a whistle-stop tour by one of the Kennedy brothers in the 1960s.