Noun:

ಕ್ರೂಸ್,

Verb:

ವಿಮಾನದಲ್ಲಿ,

cruised's Usage Examples:

She cruised to the British Isles from 11 March to 16 May 1957, and upon her return.

Russian schooners from Mamga also cruised for bowheads in the sea from 1865 to 1871.

For the remainder of 1943 she cruised in convoy between New England and Iceland supplying the fleet units with vital fuel.

It was back to normal at The Oval, though, as their bowlers went astray and England cruised to a ten-wicket win.

He made a pair on debut, but took 4 wickets and during his second match, he took 3 wickets in each innings, and finished with figures of 3/12 as India cruised to a 7-wicket victory needing just 73 to win.

Going 13-3, they cruised through the playoffs and into the ArenaCup.

cruised home to victory—and Moore fired Rose on the spot after the race for disobeying team orders.

Steaming via the Panama Canal she arrived at San Diego 7 September and for the next 9 months cruised south for brief patrols off the politically unstable countries of Nicaragua and Mexico.

Throughout the Civil War she cruised in the Pacific with the primary mission of protecting American mail steamers from Confederate raiders.

They cruised to a 109–86 victory to claim their first NBL Championship.

A club record attendance of 3441 watched Crusaders cruised into a 22–4 half-time lead, before eventually losing the match 26–34.

the truck cruised into Scranton at approximately 90 mph (140 km/h), sideswiping a number of cars before it crashed into a house at the southwest corner.

Ringgold anchored inside the lagoon, Anderson cruised the southern shore, and Frazier was off the butt end of the island to provide call fire through the night.

Synonyms:

journey, travel,

Antonyms:

rush, converge, stand still,