Similar words: tend to, intend to, attend to, hand to mouth, get around to, second to none, put an end to, gin and tonic. Meaning: n. 1. an extended cultural tour of Europe taken by wealthy young Englishmen (especially in the 18th century) as part of their education 2. a sightseeing tour of a building or institution.
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1. Come on, I'll give you the grand tour of the backyard.
2. Steve took us on a grand tour of the house and gardens.
3. Let me give you a grand tour of the house.
4. They took us on a grand tour of their new house.
5. Come on, Miss, the grand tour.
6. Make a kind of grand tour on my own, take the waters and cure what ails me.
7. Edouard, at Isobel's suggestion, took her on a grand tour.
8. Dad and I got the grand tour.
9. The grand tour involves two different routes.
10. But gradually Chinese visitors began staking out a grand tour of their own design.
11. The grand tour itinerary took the family , via Munich and Frankfurt, to Brussels.
12. Every traveller on the Grand Tour had to visit Florence.
13. Roger: Hi Dave. Did you get the grand tour this morning?
14. He took his degree in 1665 before embarking on the grand tour .
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15. The world with Palin is armchair travel on the scale of the grand tour, in the company of an agreeable guide.
16. The market place can be confusing but Trader Horn picks his way through the mire Going for the grand tour.
17. The rich also visited Madeira in their private yachts as part of a grand tour.
18. What am I doing swanning around Europe as if I am some young Edwardian doing the Grand Tour?
19. A journalist visiting a working archaeological site usually can count on a grand tour of the "dig", a tortured plot of ground covered with grid markers, tools and heaps of dirt waiting to be screened.
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