Sentence examples for the cruises from inspiring English sources
noun
A sea or lake voyage, especially one taken for pleasure.
How often will the cruises take place?
Three of the cruises are one-week Mediterranean sailings.
The cruises were first rate, with a personable crew and wonderfully informative guides.
Xiao said the cruises had been very popular with tickets hard to come by.
"Now I have celebrity status with the people on the cruises," she said.
But that did not happen, and in June the cruises ceased again.
Most guests for the cruises are wealthy Americans or celebrities on charters.
Jack Fowler, National Review's publisher, called the cruises "ideology on saltwater".
The cruises, which start at $1,299, will sail from Rome to the Greek Isles, and from Dover to Scandinavia.
The cruises are now available at $999, down from $1,599; the price does not include taxes or air fare.
When it first announced the cruises, Carnival said it would bar Cuban-born passengers due to the government's policy.
