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Filter by Meaning They cruise around the lake on their boat on weekends.
The boss said we could take a cruise on this project, since it's not due for another week.
The company sponsored a cruise for its employees as a reward for their hard work.
They will cruise the Mediterranean Sea on a luxury yacht.
She took her convertible on a solo cruise along the Pacific Coast Highway, enjoying the solitude and the breathtaking views.
We will cruise on the yacht to the private island.
During her retirement, she enjoyed spending her mornings on a peaceful cruise down the river.
We spent the afternoon on a leisurely cruise down the river.
The ship will cruise at a speed of 20 knots per hour.
My grandparents enjoy going on a cruise every year to celebrate their anniversary.
My friends and I went on a Netflix cruise, watching a whole season of our favorite show in one day.
The company organized a weekend cruise for its employees.
The athlete will cruise to victory in the cycling race.
I need to cruise through these papers to find the one I'm looking for.
They joined a group of vintage car enthusiasts on a cruise across Europe, visiting historic sites and attending car shows.
She loves going on a cruise with her friends to explore new places and enjoy the scenery.
The company organized a cruise for the employees as a team-building activity.
The cyclist will cruise up the steep mountain pass.
He was on a cruise to nowhere, simply sailing for the joy of it.
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