crusade造句

It's a crusade against corruption.

We must crusade for world peace.

He was deeply involved with the anti-drugs crusade.

Stallman's crusade for free software started with a printer.

In the first real crusade Jerusalem was captured.

The college students are active to crusade against the nuclear weapons.

He likened it to a "medieval call to crusade" -an almost verbatim quote from Qaddafi himself.

The crusade for sexual morality is turning into a witch-hunt.

At the same time Mr Calderon's crusade against Mexico's powerful drug gangs has prompted vicious turf wars in northern cities.

The taleof Rand Paul's stunning — and now controversial — success is really anoutgrowth of his father's unlikely crusade.

They are the undeniable and nonnegotiable characteristics of any life crusade. Thus, they will be our focus here.

Television. I’m not on a crusade against television, and I’m not saying you should get rid of it.

I am not on an anti-coffee crusade and still miss the dozens of poignant moments that coffee has helped define in my palette of stories.

The Fujian Province resident opened a weibo account last year and in his latest crusade he defends a convicted murderer who was sentenced to death last week.

The most vociferous critics of Microsoft and the overall proprietary software industry describe the anti-piracy crusade as a sophisticated dog-and-pony show.

This is pertinent to the crusade, often masquerading as journalism, aimed at hectoring developed nations into taking "strong" actions against global warming.

Unlike many of the other pirate-radio operators, who were in it mostly for money or adventure, Smedley saw his broadcasts as part of a wider moral crusade.

Hamas is fighting a local battle for a piece of territory, not a regional crusade to transform the Middle East; unlike al Qaeda, it poses no threat to America.

Peter would have been happy with a truce but Charles regarded himself as embarked on a Protestant crusade against a decadent, heretical Oriental for whom he had no respect.