Sentence examples for cross of fire from inspiring English sources

Croix de Feu, ( French: "Cross of Fire") French political movement (1927 36).

Croix de Feu, (French: "Cross of Fire") French political movement (1927 36).

In 1989, he directed "Cross of Fire," about the Ku Klux Klan in Indiana in the 1920s.

In 1935 the Cross of Fire berated "moderates"—i.e., democratic conservatives for indirectly aiding the communists through their taste for "compromise and hesitation".

In 1936, when the Cross of Fire became an electoral party (changing its name to the French Social Party), it absorbed much of the Republican Federation's membership.

In 1931 Rocque became president of the Croix de Feu ("Cross of Fire"), originally an organization of veterans decorated at the front, which espoused ultranationalistic views with vaguely fascist overtones.

To take their exams last summer, at least 20 per cent of Syria's children were forced to cross lines of fire.

There have been reports of Bibles being burned there, and videos of crosses on fire have gone viral on social media.

That's hardly a revelation; this was an organization that spent a lot of time setting crosses on fire, after all.

The first big test of the defence came in the 20th minute when Brazilian-born striker Eduardo got on the end of Jelavic's cross to fire a powerful shot.

After decades of strife, the cross-border exchanges of fire appear to have emotional rather than strategic value.