Sentence examples for to cruises from inspiring English sources
noun
A sea or lake voyage, especially one taken for pleasure.
As 2011 cranks up, it's time for a new edition of Frommer's Cruises & Ports of Call, the definitive guidebook to cruises sailing from U.S., Canadian, and regional ports to the Caribbean, the Bahamas, Alaska, Mexico, Hawaii, Bermuda, New England/Canada, and along North America's rivers and coasts.
Anniversary discounts apply to cruises in all regions.
It examines the world's most fascinating routes, from the Northwest Passage to cruises along the Danube, Nile and Mississippi.
QUEENS BOTANICAL GARDEN The word sustainable has lately been used to describe everything from toothpaste to sport utility vehicles to cruises.
Agents who had eked out a living by selling airline tickets -- as opposed to cruises or tours -- were hit particularly hard.
When it comes to cruises, there is a bewildering choice of lines, ships and voyages on offer to the 1.8 million or so Britons expected to take a cruise next year.
Nicole Kidman then arrives to try to persuade Cruise to leave.
(American travel agents are forbidden to book cruises to Cuba).
Welcome to cruise, controlled.
V. From cruise to cruise missiles?
Expect them to cruise to victory.
