Sentence examples for cruiser it from inspiring English sources
When Boeing tried to distract attention from this flop by announcing a near-supersonic long-haul jet dubbed the Sonic Cruiser, it fell even flatter on its face.
Whenever Harley-Davidson has tried to develop a motorcycle other than its traditional, ground-pounding cruiser, it's been about as successful as Michael Jordan's baseball career.
Although classed as a battle cruiser, it was actually the first of a new generation of very fast battleships.
If you pack more people into the Land Cruiser it will cost less per person but you will be crowded under difficult conditions.
Boeing is confident it can keep the fuel consumption within affordable limits, given the premium that passengers will pay for speed.Separate nichesIf Boeing gets enough support to proceed with the sonic cruiser, it will have a niche product cornering the fast end of the market, while Airbus has another at the bulk end with the A380.
If you bought a Cruiser it might instead be for the butch wheel arches, the tall sides that look like they would protect you from all hostile streetlife, the faux-4x4 undertrays and big bumpers, the slender, gun-turret-like side windows.
When the admirals responded to his question about the purpose of these ships by saying that they were to fight the enemy's heavy cruisers, he contradicted them and said that their purpose was to fight light cruisers: "It is necessary to increase its speed to 35 knots and create a cruiser that will cause panic among the enemy's light cruisers, disperse and destroy them".
This month is not about the national ambitions, the editorial boards or charity circuit cruisers; it's about the people he depends on for votes.
And this 85-cabin cruise ship wasn't even called a river cruiser -- it was called a spaceship because it was so airy and high-tech.
The United States did not particularly want the cruiser, but it did want to prevent the Soviet Union from acquiring it.
Burr, who is Chilean, and a forensic psychologist by profession, was standing on the boathouse dock one recent morning, next to a slender, old-fashioned kayak made of canvas — "like an Eskimo boat," he said — and describing what fun it is to surf the wake of the Circle Line tour cruiser as it passes by.
