Examples of using A crusade in English and their translations into Russian
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This astronaut is leading a crusade against space monsters that are in this strange land.
One of punctures of CIA is the investment in lips ostensibly the international terrorists of expressions such as" struggle against crusaders"," with a crusade".
England with intention to organize a crusade against Moslems.
leaving tonight… this hearty brotherhood, on a crusade.
They don't want to notice or openly condemn that it is Islam which is launching a crusade against the West and not the other way around.
civilization risked turning the war against terrorism into a crusade that played into the hands of extremists.
Genoese to organize a crusade in the western Mediterranean.
Under pressure, after the fall of Constantinople to the Turks in 1453, the imperial Habsburg family began preparing a crusade against the expanding Ottoman Empire.
In 1459, Pope Pius II held the Council of Mantua to proclaim a crusade against the Turks.
since the day Daniel met the Ori, they have been preparing their followers for a crusade.
That's an interesting position from a man on a crusade against the evils of technology Father Joss.
To prepare for a Crusade, Boniface ordered Venice
Konrad of Masovia had already called a crusade against the Old Prussians in 1208, but it was not successful.
The Angry Birds have embarked on a crusade to rescue their eggs at all costs,
Internet service providers- to join efforts in a crusade against child abuse.
called himself a“cleaner,” his own life-“a crusade against a certain social group”(referring to the LGBT), and characterized the feeling
other European powers to interest them in a crusade, the Ottomans defeated many Genoese and Venetian colonies.
his relatives now are less keen on him marrying Florentijn because Gloraint's father had killed several relatives of Rodelieon during a crusade.
A crusade could not be waged against international terrorism while the leader of that crusade harboured terrorists in its own territory;
allied with the king of France when he planned to go on a crusade.