Definition of touring
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: participation in a tour
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: cross-country skiing for pleasure
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Two decades of touring have taken her from Nashville's iconic Ryman Auditorium to London's Royal Albert Hall.
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And because of the economic realities of touring and of having a 16-member company, DTH is now a company filled with new dances that have a new outlook on movement.
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But despite the opportunity to catapult their careers with the quick release of a subsequent album and barrage of touring, the Canadian folk trio did just the opposite.
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One way to do that is with a gorgeous GT, like the LC 500, Lexus’ fresh prince of grand touring.
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With the album dropping on Friday and the band kicking off a new round of touring on April 11, frontman Charlie Starr chatted with Billboard about things both Light and heavy.
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Jennings-Roggensack introduced patrons and donors to the 2018-19 Broadway season on Monday, March 12, at Gammage, with guest performances from some of the touring casts as a sneak preview.
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And that's the draw to this touring show, said Charest.
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Emerson has said that the record was conceptualized and tinkered with in cities all over the world — on airplanes, on car rides, in cafes — during his relentless touring schedule.
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First Known Use of touring
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