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Discover Ludwig"cruising at" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe the speed at which a vehicle, aircraft, boat, or other means of transportation is travelling. For example: "We were cruising at 40 miles per hour on the highway."
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Cruising at 65 m.p.h.
Cruising at a leisurely pace was pleasant and relaxing.
It's not long before you're cruising at 25 m.p.h.
"We were cruising at half time," Grayson said.
The UK is cruising at strong growth rates.
Del Potro looks to be cruising at 40-0.
They take over campus; they occupy Cambridge; in Kalaj's taxi, cruising at night, they prowl Boston.
"Maybe I'd still be cruising at 45 and 50 in the world," he said.
In several hundred miles of Interstate cruising at about 65 m.p.h., I averaged 29 m.p.g.
It is the fastest tour boat operating on the Thames, cruising at 27 knots.
Or rather tried not to imagine, ever, especially while cruising at 30,000ft.
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