Examples of using Crusading in English and their translations into Spanish
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Eisenhower then won the 1952 election by crusading against what he called Truman's failures:"Korea,
Until the government admits what they really know, we will keep crusading to uncover the truth on your behalf.
Lithuanians defended themselves from the Teutonic Knights, a crusading military order dedicated to conversion of the Grand Duchy into Catholicism.
a miner crusading for worker's rights who has been blocking his path to success.
These saltworks would fund St. Louis'(as he was later called) ambitions of crusading in the Middle East.
You may even be interested in my work… crusading to aid the downtrodden,
re-order their lines and hold their position for five hours until crusading reinforcements arrived.
The crusading military order, supported by the Popes
In 1539, these crusading Knights persuaded Emperor Charles V to give them the island of Malta.
Your whole life, you spent publicly crusading against spiritualism, and then,
The real genius of Urban's crusading ideal was that it solved this dilemma,
By 1920 they were crusading against the 12-hour day for workers at US Steel.
Richard was joined in Sicily by the French crusading army, led by King Philip II.
In 1203, Pope Innocent excommunicated the whole crusading army, along with the Venetians, for taking part in this attack.
He earned his reputation crusading with Rögnvald Kali Kolsson, the Earl of Orkney in
and is crusading again as a girl, 16 years of age.
like Margaret O'Sullivan in Let Us Live, crusading to save Henry Fonda.
And I vow to continue spending evey free minute I have… crusading for safety!
Stern, Chicago's renowned civil rights attorney, first gained notoriety crusading against police brutality in the 1970s.
You couple that with the amount of time you spend in the media… crusading against the sins of the world, a blind man can find you.
