Sentence examples for at a crusade from inspiring English sources

Clutching a placard protesting at a "Crusade against Muslims", Michael Adebolajo was a striking figure.

"I can't tell you how many times I've had a press conference at a crusade and the copier doesn't work" -- a small example of what, he says, is "spiritual warfare".

I've seen Billy Graham only once, at a crusade in Sioux Falls.

She told me that her mother was saved at a crusade just like this one, led by Franklin's father, Billy Graham, many years ago.

As its live coverage went out, the network's reporter in Falluja was replaced by a Sunni Muslim cleric speaking by telephone from Baghdad, 30 miles east, who described the American siege at Falluja as a "crusade" that had as its target the killing of ordinary Iraqis.

The attack came at 11 15 this morning when guerrillas hit an Israeli patrol near its outpost at a Crusades-era castle close to the northern Israeli border.

The farmhouse and barns at 66 Stowe Avenue are at the center of a crusade to save a site that residents in the Walnut Beach area insist is a historic group of buildings that have managed to survive in the most densely populated and developed part of Milford where the dairy farm once dominated the landscape.

An embassy cable from May 1977 described the "mistaken" arrest, torture and eventual release of Enrique Jara, a journalist who had worked at La Opinión, a crusading newspaper published by Jacobo Timerman.

Confounded at home, a crusading squad of American conservative Christians are taking the fight abroad.In an unusual case, brought under the Alien Tort Statute, a judge in Massachusetts is pondering a claim by Sexual Minorities Uganda (SMUG), a gay-rights group, against Scott Lively, a preacher and co-author of "The Pink Swastika" (which argues that Nazism was fuelled by homosexuality).

On the departure of Frederick I for the Holy Land on a crusade at Easter 1189, Henry took over the government of the empire.

President Bush at first spoke of a "crusade" against evil, a word the White House swiftly retracted when its implications became clear.