whistle-stop tour

"Crosses were burned when he did whistle-stop tours of Oklahoma."

No more whistle-stop tours of the newest shopping centre in Nuneaton to look forward to.

So that's a whistle-stop tour with the headlines of what to look out for soon.

It was supposed to look very small town, very whistle-stop tour.

The next day the guide taking us on a whistle-stop tour of the city's landmarks asked us whether we had felt the earthquake.

They said the President's trip is only the first in what could be weekly whistle-stop tours for the next six months.

Who was this pioneer of the whistle-stop tour?

In twenty-four hours she has been on a whistle-stop tour of three countries.

Nonetheless, we did a whistle-stop tour of the Old Town's attractions, which date from colonial rule.

The 13-page schedule for the campaign's whistle-stop tour repeatedly describes when "the governor" arrived or departed.