Tory and Radical toured the country together.

The President himself toured the country and told the people everywhere that with a world on fire we could not hope to escape unsinged.

BELGIUM THANKS AMERICA During November and December Madame Vandervelde, wife of a member of the Belgian cabinet, toured the United States soliciting aid for her suffering fellow-countrymen.

We made up the party, toured down the Rhone valley, and then back by way of the Cévennes, just to get the lay of the land.

(Later, I was surprised to learn from Bany, their daughter, who I became good friends with, that her elder sister Lara and her friend had taken a sabbatical several years ago on completing school and they had toured the countryside looking at alternative methods of education.)

In 1830 Chopin toured the continent.

After graduation, he toured for years with a rock band before settling down to appellate work and raising a family.

An able orator, he toured the United States, soap-boxing, lecturing and recruiting supporters for the movement.

That was the first of many recruiting bands that toured Britain.

In his Tour, he proclaimed to all the world that at Edinburgh he was known by the appellation of Paoli Boswell.

The first poems in the second volume were written during a tour in Scotland.

In 1896 he went on a mission to Moscow, and then toured Europe.

They toured Switzerland on mules.

Speaking of a lecture in 1870, when he toured England, the London "Telegraph" says: "The man is weirdly like his native hills.

The medicinal waters of Derbyshire were then in vogue, and a tour towards the wells of Buxton and of Matlock was undertaken.

The Chamber Music Society has toured the United States and added to the musical prestige of the city.

I don't know what any of us need, and never notice what people are wearing unless I notice by going forth on a tour of observation.

When the exploring tour was over they gathered in their usual meeting placeDorothy's atticand discussed the gardens which had taken so firm a hold on the girls' imaginations.

When one of Bishop Thorold's clergy wrote to beg leave of absence from his duties in order that he might make a long tour in the East, he received for all reply: "Dear,Go to Jericho.

Se méfiant toutefois du prince, qu'il connaissait sans doute de réputation, il dit qu'il espère bien que celui-ci ne lui jouera pas le tour de le jeter à l'eau.

8 Perhaps I ought to have known, too, remembering the tour which I had made in Germany two years before.

The commissioners would have toured over all our provinces, seeing and observing at close range order and tranquillity, in the whole of our territory.

" The report of a young artist who toured for some time with a comedy sketch in the music halls shows equally bad conditions.

When he was "found drowned" at Lisbon she drifted to Paris, and later to the United States, which she toured with a drama entitled "Lola Montez in Bavaria."

In 1907only the other dayI toured in America for the first time on my own accountplaying modern plays for the first time.