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Filter by Meaning They cruise around the lake on their boat on weekends.
She took her convertible on a solo cruise along the Pacific Coast Highway, enjoying the solitude and the breathtaking views.
The bus driver had to cruise slowly through the narrow streets of the old town.
We spent the afternoon on a leisurely cruise down the river.
My grandparents enjoy going on a cruise every year to celebrate their anniversary.
The company rented a yacht for a client cruise to showcase their services.
We took a cruise to the mountains to escape the scorching heat of the city.
He bought a convertible for his cruise along the coastal highway.
The musician went on a cruise, performing for audiences in different countries.
We went on a shopping cruise around the mall, just browsing and taking our time.
The family went on a cruise to the beach, stopping at various towns and cities along the way.
He took a long cruise on his motorcycle, visiting different states and national parks.
They planned a Mediterranean cruise, driving through Italy, France, and Spain, to discover the rich history and cuisine of the region.
He likes to cruise along the highway in his car.
She loves going on a cruise with her friends to explore new places and enjoy the scenery.
The company hosted a team-building cruise for its employees.
They went on a cruise to the beach to enjoy the sun and the sand.
He was on a cruise to nowhere, simply sailing for the joy of it.
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