touring

Examples of toured

toured

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The jobbers toured the neighbourhoods and tried to gather the needed extra hands.
I briefly toured with them as master carpenter and property master.
Then groups of young people played instruments informally, chatted, exchanged, toured the school, played basketball and generally and genuinely interacted.
Finally, after a snack, children toured an ambulance.
I am referring to that set of work which is not so much toured as re-located, that is, re-worked to fit each new site.
We now go on to look at how these have affected the work which is toured.
It was billed as a 'twenty-first century gothic spectacle', and toured nationally.
During the winter of 1841-2 he toured the north to speak and raise funds on their behalf.
Making extensive use of the railway network, the chiefs addressed political and religious meetings, attended dinners and functions, and toured factories and farms all over the country.
Cotran toured the colony in the early 1960s, sitting with panels and examining old minutes.
There's no way we could have toured.
I toured both the main prison and the detention centre.
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