Cruising

Other kinds of maritime cruising *Camp cruising, also known as beach cruising or gunkhole cruising, is a form of cruising in which sailors sail from point to point in an open or semi-enclosed boat, generally remaining within sight of land.

A “Cruising’ Prohibited” sign is displayed on the windshield of a car at Kimball Park on Saturday, June 17 for National City’s first permitted Local Family Cruise event since the city’s ban on cruising was lifted.

Fixed-location & auto-cruising security: EBO X can secure your home from intruders, by detecting any abnormal movement in a fixed location or during auto-cruising.

Camp cruisers either camp ashore ("camp cruising" or "beach cruising"), or aboard the boat at anchor.

Certain films, such as Cruising (1980), received an R rating that some theatre owners felt should have been an X (Cruising was withdrawn from distribution after it was clear that required cuts to obtain the R rating had not been made).

Cruising machinery and gearing The quest for economy was even more important when cruising speeds were considered.

Cruising - yachting as a lifestyle A yacht in Lorient, Bretagne, France Cruising involves traveling on a boat, whether across a bay, on the Great Lakes (in the US) or from island to island in the South Pacific.

The new waterway would create a new cruising ring connecting through from the Grand Union to the waterways of East Anglia which are beneficial to leisure cruising as boat hirers are able to take circular routes.

According to Capital Cruising around 150 ships will arrive across all four points on the Forth and in Dundee this summer.

After cruising through the first three frames with six strikeouts, the 35-year-old allowed a two-run home run to Jeff McNeil — just the 12th long ball he’s surrendered in 140 innings this season, his first as an Oriole.

A gay, shotgun-wielding stickup artist cruising the fringes on one of the best television shows ever.

Alexander said he had locked eyes with one of the policemen while ‘walking through a gay cruising area’ and had misinterpreted the look as one of desire.

An abandoned water park near Madrid has reportedly become a popular 'cruising' destination - a hot spot for men to meet up and have sex - with dozens of local men flocking to the area looking for encounters with strangers among the rubbish.

Andrea Biggs often spends up to eight hours a day at Beasley Park skateboarding or cruising the streets between the park and her home in Durand.

Anything to do with the beach and water was his joy, whether he was pulling the kids tubing, anchoring and swimming in Lake Michigan, lunches at local marinas, cruising the DC shoreline or jet skiing.

As such, I believe it is reasonable to argue that the cruising demand could prove to be more resistant than expected due to the average age of cruise customers being 47, the demographic that is growing their spending.

Atlantic Cruising Yachts has been among Fountaine Pajot’s top distributors for nearly 30 years, supporting yacht sales with strong project management, customer service, and technical support resources.

Australia appeared to be cruising towards a successful Ashes defence after winning the solitary Test and the opening to take a 6-0 lead in the multi-format series.

Barrhead Travel’s top 10 destinations its customers travelled to this April included Orlando, Tenerife, Alicante, Dubai, Antalya, Lanzarote, Cruising from Southampton, Mallorca, Paris and Gran Canaria.

BU continued to command the pace in the final set and never looked back, cruising to a dominant 25-14 win in set four to earn a 3-1 victory over Manhattan.