time to cruise

Then - ah, the rigors of the jungle - it was time to cruise to another beach for lunch.

Time to cruise days gone by, then.

Back in the main town, it's time to cruise the Rambla Nova, a rather different affair from Barcelona's more famous pedestrian walkway.

Though he had no reason to venture down to the surface, he took extra time to cruise above the stormy atmosphere, scanning the lifeless land masses below.

Gangut arrived back in Kronstadt in August 1828 and was repaired in time to cruise the Baltic in 1829-30 and 1832-33.

No possible endeavor then could enable her commander to make the great passage southwards, double Cape Horn, and then running down sixty degrees of latitude arrive in the equatorial Pacific in time to cruise there.

It has been possible for some time to cruise down the Nile, or stay in some of the jewelled and painted palaces of Moghul India, or walk along the Great Wall of China.

Since Lendl accomplished his mission so efficiently, in a workday that lasted just 1 hour 47 minutes, he left himself ample time to cruise from Queens toward Connecticut and the near-daily round of golf he uses like a battery charger.

Having recently learned he may have another malignancy, this time inoperable, he becomes obsessed with sailboats, and, when Sara, his wife, insists on buying him the one he has had an eye on, he begins to devote all his free time to cruising off the Maine coast.