Sentence examples for go cruising from inspiring English sources

Does he still go cruising?

"Change it in the morning; go cruising that evening," said company literature.

But, really, to listen to some folk moaning about it, you'd think they'd rather eat their pets, and in front of the children, than go cruising.

Matta-Clark got away with "Day's End" because police and dockworkers tended to avoid the gay men known to go cruising at the piers, the same men whom Matta-Clark locked out when he took possession of the building.

In "Before I Forget" Pierre reminisces about the days when he "used to go cruising with Roland Barthes," the philosopher who was a lover of Mr. Nolot's and who died in 1980.

A screen actor turned director, Mr. Nolot delivers a searing performance as a 60-year-old hustler turned writer ("I used to go cruising with Roland Barthes") that will haunt you in ways that no horror-minded punk kid can.

"It was berthed here earlier but went cruising to Saint-Tropez this morning".

"Looking" establishes this generational theme in its first scene, in which Paddy goes cruising, very briefly.

I grabbed my two sisters and a friend and we went cruising in the Jag.

The common perception is that he gets up late in the afternoon, gets stoned and goes cruising.

On vacation in Sicily at 19, he went cruising with cousins in a car tuned to a loud rock station.