Sentence examples for daily crusade from inspiring English sources

Suppose that the editor of the "Daily Crusade" who appointed Sir Humphrey Flannel to be supreme press ombudsman then found himself being investigated for dirty dealing by the selfsame Flannel, who lugubriously declared him not guilty.

This earned him the wrath of those who wage a daily crusade against the "liberal media"— Fox News.

Both of those bold prevarications ignited media firestorms, and for good reason, as increasingly baffled journalists try to decode Trump's daily crusade to gaslight them about simple facts and events.

After the book appeared in 1964, Mr. Cook was attacked by Billy James Hargis on his daily "Christian Crusade" radio broadcast.

"He left me in no doubt last night that he is prepared to use all his contacts to secure entry for Zola Budd," MacFarlane reported, "and we can expect a Daily Mail crusade".

The case against him, made most trenchantly in the Daily Mail – crusading against the civil servant with the sort of ferocity typically reserved for politicians – is also echoed privately, in more measured terms, by swaths of the health establishment.

The new trailer shows a caped crusader who appears to have lost his way, even before the events of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and who adopts a ruthless and vindictive approach to vigilante activities in his home city of Gotham that attracts the attention of crusading Daily Planet journo Clark Kent, even before the pair's costumed battles.

William Randolph Hearst, for reasons that he never explained, gave the order to "puff Graham," and his two dailies played the Graham crusade for every angle.

He reports that just last month she was on TV extolling the virtues of the Daily News's gun control crusade under Myler's editorship.

Among them: 1971's "coffee crusade," wherein the Daily Bruin gave away coffee to protest a price hike from a nickel to 15 cents.

The crusade against the crusaders continues.