Sentence examples for start cruises from inspiring English sources

He enjoyed a long and respected career in shipping (American President Lines, Grace Lines, Prudential Lines, Delta Lines) and was among the first to start cruises into China.

The Norwegian Gem, which is being launched in October, will start cruises out of New York in December and will also have family suites.

"I told him these are quality horses, and when they get on the lead and start cruising, they won't stop," Lukas said.

If Roger Clemens is sturdy in Game 1 and the Yankees take a lead over the Athletics in the division series, the Yankees think they will start cruising.

After the opening ceremony, with singing and dancing from local schoolchildren and the inevitable flypast, the delegates start cruising round on a mission to spend.

Davies has until the end of June to start cruising "in good faith", yet is no clearer as to exactly what he should do.

That's something that will emerge in time, I think — when a hundred thousand people start cruising the net and find that quite a few of their favorite sites have a few bits missing.

I seem to sometimes forget that Windows XP didn't really start cruising until Service Pack 2. I honestly can't remember much before Service Pack 1 except for the feeling that SP1 made it work well enough that most of the major annoyances had subsided and then when SP2 came along, almost everything seemed to get much, much better.

Crucially, you start cruising instead of exploring.

Start cruising around after you pick either "Campaign", or "Single Delivery" only, or you can deliver cargo to the exact destination.

GB's Paul Goodison has started cruising towards a medal in the men's laser class.