Sentence examples for in a crusader from inspiring English sources

Carved into the window ledge of the highest tower in a Crusader castle".

A week in a Crusader boat sleeping six costs from £1,305, not including train tickets, via Leboat.co.uk, as before.

An article written by one Abu Thabit al-Hijazi, who was raised in a "crusader nation," addresses the issue of Muslims educating their children in Western countries.

Mr. Logue, whose life was a fittingly picaresque epic that also included being imprisoned in a Crusader castle, writing a pornographic novel, acting in films by the director Ken Russell and committing a modest armed robbery at the age of 8, was 85.

In response, Erdogan claimed those questioning the results were engaging in a "Crusader mentality" and that they should "know their place".

So, not only has ISIS prompted President Obama into putting American boots on the ground, but the killing of the pilot has also provoked Jordan into attacking ISIS and -- in the latter's view -- thereby given evidence that Jordan is little more than the frontline of the Crusader's sphere, and in fact a crusader state, too.

In 1248, a Crusader fleet of 1,800 boats and ships arrived in Cyprus with the intent of launching a Seventh Crusade against the Muslims by conquering Egypt.

At its root Willie's story has the simplicity of a parable, in which a crusader on behalf of the poor and marginal becomes a monster, blighting the machinery of government with graft and vanity and turning public works into self-aggrandizing monuments.

Eric T. Schneiderman, the Democrat, cast himself as a lonely but effective voice for reform in Albany; a crusader for smart, creative and tough public policy; an aggressive defender of abortion rights; and a disciple of Andrew M. Cuomo, his party's popular incumbent, whom he hopes to succeed.

David W. Williams, the first black federal judge west of the Mississippi, a founder of the first black lawyers association in Los Angeles and a crusader in abolishing restrictive housing covenants, died on Saturday in Los Angeles.

Both have the sort of face that one expects to encounter carved in stone, on a crusader's tomb, or incised in brass on the floor of an ancient nave.