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Filter by Meaning They cruise around the lake on their boat on weekends.
He decided to take a cruise through the archives to find the information he needed.
She rented a car for her cruise to the countryside to enjoy the fall foliage.
She learned to cruise on her bike without using the training wheels.
The team was able to cruise to victory, thanks to their strong defense and accurate passing.
She took her convertible on a solo cruise along the Pacific Coast Highway, enjoying the solitude and the breathtaking views.
We spent the afternoon on a leisurely cruise down the river.
My grandparents enjoy going on a cruise every year to celebrate their anniversary.
She loves to cruise on her roller skates in the park.
They rented a convertible for their cruise along the coast, enjoying the sea breeze and the ocean views.
The book club went on a literary cruise, discussing their favorite novels and authors.
The family went on a cruise to the beach, stopping at various towns and cities along the way.
They planned a Mediterranean cruise, driving through Italy, France, and Spain, to discover the rich history and cuisine of the region.
She loves going on a cruise with her friends to explore new places and enjoy the scenery.
He decided to cruise on his skateboard down the hill, but fell and scraped his knee.
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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