Definition of touring
1 : participation in a tour
2 : cross-country skiing for pleasure
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Dr. Anthony J. Mela Sure enough, Dr. Mela's thoughtful request was answered and Brown took a break from his busy touring schedule to visit with Schoettle in the hospital for an hour.
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More and more touring dance acts that could play in Chicago, big or small, were filtered through the club system, often playing in intimate spaces.
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The Special Consensus spends most of the year touring.
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The Touring and Elite’s towing capacity rises 500 pounds to 3,500, though.
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Like Wilson, Daniels has been busy touring and recording.
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Spotting an opportunity to combine business with his passion for cycling, Duk Young Lee opened Bikely in Seoul nine years ago to focus exclusively on touring.
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A deal with Harley-Davidson (hog, +0.74%) would bring together the maker of touring bikes like the Electra Glide that are symbolic of America with a leading European maker whose high-performance bikes have a distinguished racing heritage.
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There are lots of notable acts in the lineup, including the Cadillac Three, a scruffy country-rock trio that has built a rabid grassroots fan base through heavy touring and opening slots for Tim McGraw.
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First Known Use of touring
1794
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