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Meanings of little cruise in English
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Usage of little cruise in English
1
To-morrow we will wind up our little cruise, I'm sorry to say.
2
So awfully dear of you to lend us Mr. Lansing for a little cruise.
3
I thought you were going for your little cruise.
4
They agreed to get aboard his yacht for a little cruise before that dreadful interlude.
5
His little cruise loomed up large, important, epochal.
6
But I'm just tickled nearly to death at the chance of this little cruise up the Big Sunflower.
7
Then, he said, he and some friends were going on a little cruise and might not be back to-night.
8
We were out on a little cruise when we struck something in the dark and our craft went down almost immediately.
9
'I went for a little cruise in the basin,' said I.
10
"I was thinking of getting up a little cruise before long," Richard continued.
11
"How are you enjoying our little cruise so far?"
12
"I shouldn't wonder but I might enjoy this little cruise even if it gets lively."
13
"People are saying we're to make a little cruise up to Port Moresby," he told her.
14
"We went off on a little cruise," continued the red-haired bully, "and broke down several times.
15
"Feel up to a little cruise?"
16
"I say, you fellows," cried Hall, struck by a sudden idea, "why shouldn't we have a little cruise in the bay?
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Little cruise across language varieties
United Kingdom
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