Sentence examples for tours to which from inspiring English sources

Once he recovered, he refused to perform on the lucrative oldies package tours to which so many of his contemporaries have been consigned -- just as, earlier in his career, he had rejected the plush aesthetic hell of the supper-club circuit.

He had used the phrase extensively for tours, to which Steinman had never objected "until a recent falling out".

Though Twain never had a talk show or appeared on "Saturday Night Live," it's true that the author was quite a performer, with sold-out lecture tours to which he wore his famous white suits.

Whether that's sufficient preparation for a tour to which fans flock in their thousands to see Hart and Hart alone, remains to be seen.

Metal Maniacs asked Slayer in a 2006 interview whether they would consider playing South of Heaven in the footsteps of the Still Reigning tour, to which Araya replied, "It's becoming a trendy thing now.

The experiment was designed to manipulate the nationality, age and type of tourist (independent backpacker versus arranged bus tours), to determine which of these factors is most important to the host community in determining tourist preferences.

HSBC is backing the British & Irish Lions' rugby tour to South Africa, which starts this weekend.

The surgery rules the defender out of the club's pre-season tour to South Africa, which begins tomorrow.

John Bevan of Lastminute.com: There is a great group tour to Yemen which would be a real adventure.

In 2005 Beaumont was manager of the ill-fated Lions tour to New Zealand, which was coached by Woodward.

The best parallel with the Sheffield leg is stage three of the 2012 Tour to Boulogne, which was carnage, pure and simple.