Sentence examples for often cruising from inspiring English sources

Invariably clad in glitter, usually wrapped in fur, often cruising around in a rhinestone-studded Rolls-Royce, Liberace was a lot of a look.

After he first won the seat in 1998, he never faced a Republican opponent again, often cruising to victory with such Cuban-style scores as 99.6% of the vote.

Frankel was unbeaten in his 14 races, often cruising away from his rivals with insouciant ease, notably blasting 10 lengths clear by halfway in the 2,000 Guineas of 2011.

And, too quickly, I'd finished the box and began trolling garage sales eagerly, sometimes joining my mom and her best friend Shirley, but most often cruising by, feigning disinterest on my Murray F-1 Eliminator then my Schwinn Collegiate -- all five speeds and 200 lbs of brown steel beauty (also from a garage sale).

Like all supercomputers, a Cray often cruises along significantly below its peak working speed.

I would have known New Zealand in a very different way had I travelled by tour bus (the Kiwi Experience vans often cruised past me, jammed with travellers) or stayed in youth hostels.

Residents say that officers, now concerned about being perceived as overly aggressive, too often cruise down the street in their patrol cars -- a practice known within the L.A.P.D. as drive and wave -- instead of engaging in aggressive policing.

During the day, Jim often cruises Grindr, looking for other "masculine" types.

It often cruises just above the sea floor, perhaps taking advantage of the ground effect (a reduction in the drag on a wing when close to the ground) to save energy.

He'll often cruise to an infamous curve on Malibu's Mulholland Highway dubbed "The Snake" or to Newcomb's Ranch, a bar and restaurant on the Angeles Crest Highway.

A middle-age father of five who often cruised Spokane's red-light district in a flashy white Corvette is linked by DNA and other physical evidence to at least a dozen murders, authorities said Thursday.