Sentence examples for long cruises from inspiring English sources

A barge that looks as if it were about a mile long cruises by.

The space scientists have just created a Twitter account in the name of the Mars Orbiter ("Loves science, photography and long cruises").

Carlos Gordon, a neurologist at Meir Hospital in Kfar Saba, Israel, is not convinced there is a direct connection between long cruises and the persistent symptoms typically associated with the disease.

But while customization may be the overall buzz word in cruising — and the driving force behind the broader array of itineraries — there are plenty of other reasons short and long cruises have each gained in popularity.

The popularity of long cruises is underscored by the sold-out first cruise of Cunard's new ship, the 965-foot Queen Victoria, which will begin a 15-week world cruise on Jan . 6from Southampton, stopping at Fiji; Brisbane, Australia; and about 30 other destinations.

"Landsickness" or "reverse seasickness" is familiar to many people who have taken long cruises — once the body has become accustomed to constant motion, the vestibular system, which controls balance, usually takes a few hours or days to acclimate to being on land again.

Is it possible to transit the Panama Canal without being a part of a long cruise?

The launch, coming just as Charlie returned from a long cruise on his yacht, threw him into a rage.

Many of the musicians were shaking off drowsiness from the free wine on a long cruise on Lake Lucerne.

The Queen Mary 2 (www.cunard.com) is on a long cruise and won't sail from New York again until April 15.

It was another world, with consistent snow on long, cruising runs like Upper and Lower Drifter, the Meadow trails and Black Bear toward the mountain's center.