Sentence examples for organized cruise from inspiring English sources

Held the third Saturday in August, the Woodward cruise, the biggest organized cruise event in the country -- or for that matter, the biggest participant auto event of any kind -- attracts close to a million spectators and 40,000 cars, enough to pack a 10-lane avenue in suburban Detroit for 16 miles, from Eight Mile Road through Ferndale and Royal Oak and on to Pontiac.

The Mumbai Mirror reported that Wizcraft, the company that organized Cruise's trip to the country, had hired an outside agency to procure the fans to cheer at the airport.

Dr. Chamberlain was one of the first scientists to organize cruises to distant destinations for planetariums and other groups so people could witness heavenly events like eclipses and comets.

Mr. Hayman, who is a licensed merchant marine captain, has also been pursuing other projects, including organizing cruises on the Yangtze River in China, trying to start a Hudson-to-Albany riverboat line and composing projects like his recent CD, "Dreamsounds: Music for Sleeping People".

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"There were parents yesterday sleeping on the mess decks because they were so worn out," said Chris Cation, the civilian who organized the cruise.

As a gay business, we would not have organized this cruise if they were prejudiced against gay people.

To better your chances, he recommends organized singles cruises.

But in 2009, when a former postman and musician began renting it and organized weekly cruises with musical performances on board, the boat became one of the hippest summer night spots in Marseille.

That night, the visitors attended a banquet where the vice mayor, Hwang Chol-nam, toasted Mr. Park for organizing the cruise.

Maritime leisure activities are varied and include self-organized trips cruising, yachting, powerboat racing and fishing; commercially organized voyages on cruise ships; and trips on smaller vessels for ecotourism such as whale watching and coastal birdwatching.