In 1908 a combined team of English and Welsh players touredin New Zealand and Australia, and also visited Canada on their way home.
For this purpose a team of New Zealanders toured the north of England in 1907, and their action caused the introduction of professional or Northern Union football in both New Zealand and Australia.
Later he toured Germany, playing in Berlin and Hamburg.
Later Robert-Houdin toured the English provinces under his own management and made return trips to London, but his tour under Mitchell was the most notable engagement of his career.
Also toured the world, but shot no game in Africa or Monte Carlo.
After shooting a museum-full of specimens, he toured Europe and told the king how to king and the emperors how to emp.
Texas was wild and woolly when Alfred first toured it with a wagon show.
He toured the world heralded as the champion, yet he would never permit himself to be announced as such.
The invalid was the wellest sick-man companion ever toured with.
During May and June the partytoured through France, Spain and Italy; in the middle of July a postcard announced that they had reached Bayreuth and that the Festival was in full swing.
We were also told that this Stampede was something in the nature of a circus that toured the country, and that men and animals played their parts mechanically as oft-tried turns in a show.
Amid college yells, French and English, he toured through the great universities of Laval and McGill--famous for learning and Stephen Leacock.
He also touredthe districts where the working man lives, holding informal receptions there.
Then she joined the Pike Opera Company and toured the West in a repertory of the best-known light operas.
This object he had no difficulty in accomplishing, and in the Spring of 1870 they put an immense show on the road, which toured the eastern States and was highly successful.
With this enterprise hetoured the southern and eastern States.
In 1876 he had toured India amidst gorgeous ceremonial and amid an infinite variety of racial and religious occasions, or incidents, which only rare tact could successfully meet.
Enjoyed a two-years' run in New York and was then touredfor over three years.
It played a fall season in New York, then toured the big cities.
First produced in New York, then touredthe country.
Following this engagement she appeared at Richardson's Theater, at Bartholomew Fair, and afterwards toured England in the company of Signor Germondi, who exhibited a troupe of wonderful trained dogs.
In 1818 a Mr. Carlton, Professor of Chemistry, toured England in company with Rae, the Bartholomew Fair magician.
Chylinski by name, toured Great Britain and Ireland in 1841, and presented a more than usually diversified entertainment.
The first water-spouter of whom I find a record was Blaise Manfrede or de Manfre, who toured Europe about the middle of the seventeenth century.
He also toured the country with a railway car exhibit known as "California on Wheels," pointing the way of exploitation to later Chambers of Commerce.
The Alps were splendid, and we toured the whole of the Oberland; but Leman, blue Lake Leman, is my pet!
You know the Captain, Frank, and I onlytoured it last year.
They toured about the country for a year or so and then returned to Australia with more experience than money, wiser if not richer.
It would seem that Aubrey or Avery toured with his cross into Helvetia, planting it particularly at Ginevra, now Geneva, and there for the moment we may leave him amid the Alpine Oberland at Berne.
Smith, trapped up in semi-military style, toured Ulster, inspecting these volunteers and inflaming local passion.
But it was too late for further compromise, and Yancey toured the North, speaking for Breckenridge.
In London Werrenrath had a fine career, and there was formed a warm and ultimate friendship with Charles Gounod, with whom he studied and toured in concerts through England and Belgium.
During recent years he has toured with an opera company of his own, making many successful appearances in some of the smaller as well as the larger American cities.
He then toured Spain and Russia with great success and made his debut at Covent Garden, London, in 1899.
During the great war (in which four of her sons served with the American colors) she toured incessantly from camp to camp, giving her services for the entertainment of the soldiers and winning countless admirers in this way.
For a time after her graduation she toured as a pianist and then resolved to become a singer.
Later she touredwith the Gilmore Band and with the Thomas Orchestra.
Thereafter she toured all of the European art centers with invariable success.
In the meantime, however, he had appeared at the Metropolitan in New York, with such success that he toured America as a concert singer with Anton Seidl, Arthur Nikisch, and Theodore Thomas.
Edward Alleyn, who toured the provinces in the summer of 1593 with Lord Strange's company, and for the same reason that Pembroke's toured at this time, i.
He toured extensively until World War II broke out, when he more or less "settled" in New York.
By the age of 7 he had toured the world as "Traps, the Drum Wonder.
For three years he toured with the Harlem Globetrotters as their star attraction at halftime.
Since then, Balanchine has touredthe world with the New York City Ballet.
Early this year he toured Scandinavia, when "they were making a big fuss about the Phantom's marriage.
He toured with me all through Belgium and Holland," quickly bragged Mrs. Alexander, certain now that these two young men were "somebodies.
The inn-keeper across the green might be glad to remember how Sir Jimmy stopped here when he toured England with his friends from America.
Brignoli was a very useful tenor, and toured the country many times with various prima donnas.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "toured" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
