Sentence examples for was toured from inspiring English sources
noun
A journey through a particular building, estate, country, etc.
- On our last holiday to Spain we took a tour of the wine-growing regions.
When the black bluesman Leadbelly was toured around by his sponsor, John A Lomax, for an audience of white liberals between the wars, he was made to wear prison stripes and stick to miserabilist heritage blues.
The opera subsequently received numerous productions, notably by Kent Opera and, strikingly, by L'Atelier de Recherche de L'Art Lyrique, an enterprising opera company based at the Noisiel Arts Centre, outside Paris, which was toured to a number of French towns.
The area was toured by US Congressman Frank McCloskey shortly afterwards.
He was toured along with eight other Murris, three of whom were from Hinchinbrook Island and five from Palm.
The crash site was toured by the police, ECMM staff and journalists, and EC representatives visited Belgrade to receive a report on the incident from Yugoslav authorities.
During early 2009 the i-MiEV was exhibited in Australia at the Melbourne International Motor Show, and afterwards was toured throughout the country.
Other homes can be toured during a weekend in May.
Equally newsworthy is Tour Odéon, in Monte Carlo.
There have been tours, interviews and photographs.
"He's tour material," said his father.
