Sentence examples for crusade with from inspiring English sources

"It's a glamorous fashion crusade, with tailoring very strict like a modern armor," said the design duo backstage.

He is also rich, and threatens to drive his populist crusade with millions of dollars in advertisements.

On Feb. 14, 1892 he began his crusade with a fiery sermon, attacking Tammany Hall and the N.Y.

History will judge the timing of Trump's crusade with special harshness it is, you might say, a last-gasp effort.

But such narrow issues took a back seat to Mr. Cruz's crusade, with bit parts granted to his Senate Republican supporters.

Clinton then told a story from his childhood, about attending a Graham crusade with his Sunday-school class in Little Rock.

This is an opera set in the crusades, with knights and maidens and confused amorous entanglements.

He goes crusading with Jason and the Argonauts, then is discovered by the drunken satyr Silenus, here wittily reinterpreted by Morgan Jones as a venal music agent.

Maupin finally came out to his parents and the world in the Chronicle, when Mouse wrote a letter to his mother, who was crusading with Anita Bryant against "the homosexuals" back in Florida.

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I've crusaded, with others, but the most powerful lobby in this country is the offshore lobby -- banks, accountants, lawyers, money managers -- who reward politicians for not bringing in reforms.