Sentence examples for touring business from inspiring English sources
People who aren't in the business enjoy the story and learning about the evolution of the touring business and how tours are put together.
He added that other factors contributed to a weak concert season, like the postponement of U2's North American stadium tour to allow Bono to recuperate from back surgery.The touring business fared a little better outside North America.
"We have grown along with the touring business," says Tom Bennett, the head of Bravado, which sells T-shirts and other paraphernalia.
Everyone knows how free downloading killed CD sales, but fewer people are aware of how the Internet has changed the touring business for bands.
Whether the concert industry's green kick will be a lasting change is an open question, said Ray Waddell, who covers the touring business for Billboard.
The music industry may be in crisis, what with illegal file-sharing, stagnant CD sales, and the decline of commercial rock radio, but the touring business is as sturdy as ever.
Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen was in Pennsylvania touring businesses and hospitals; drug policy director Lee P. Brown was in Kansas City at the University Medical Center Commerce Secretary Ronaldd H. Brown was touring a pediatric ward in Houston.
Mr. Lazio spent the day in the Hudson Valley, touring businesses and the Newburgh waterfront and speaking at a business breakfast in Rockland County.
But while touring businesses on Flatbush Avenue, he ducked in and out of a Dunkin' Donuts in three seconds, a nail salon in five seconds and a bakery in five seconds, uttering a few barely audible words: "Hi, how you doing?
Speaking to reporters after touring businesses in Jackson Heights, Queens, Mr. Lhota said his plan differentiated him from Mr. de Blasio, whom he described as ill-suited to cultivating the economy.
Mr. Lazio, speaking to reporters after touring businesses in Westchester County, said he looked forward to the debate, and perhaps signaling what is to come, took the opportunity to criticize his opponent's campaign tactics.
