Sentence examples for be on a crusade from inspiring English sources
In the last two games, Harris seems to be on a crusade to prove the point.
Meanwhile, the country the old man has helped to create seems to be on a crusade that, in its pursuit of vengeance and the endless war, looks a lot like jihad.
Jamie Oliver may be on a crusade to ban chicken nuggets from schoolchildren's plates, but a finding by the Office for National Statistics suggests he may be fighting a losing battle.
"Do you really believe that with all the troubles facing our nation, the federal government should be on a crusade to encourage people to buy costly new television sets?" the letter read in part.
Last June, in the middle of a political campaign, the Supreme Court — which seems at times to be on a crusade to remake the American electoral landscape — thrust itself into an ongoing lawsuit and froze the crucial element of the financing system.
They need to be on a crusade to make something better.
Mr. Cheney said he and his running mate were "on a great crusade to restore dignity and integrity to Washington".
Here, we focus on one man who is on a crusade for penis size acceptance.
For years, John Podesta has been on a crusade to declassify government documents, particularly ones that relate to aliens.
She's been rather ticked off by Muslims since one of them refused to shake her hand and now she's on a crusade.
