crusade *

I'll turn my whole crusade on her if I have to.

He wanted to go on crusade at once, but his father would not let him.

After all, who needs another crusade when you've already won?

A children's crusade may not be everybody's idea of an art form.

I've used most of my own money in that crusade.

The crusade had now been eight years on its way.

I'm not usually the kind of person to be on a crusade or anything.

And then comes 9/11, so you can focus all your attention on a crusade.

"I think you're going off on some sort of personal crusade against the man."

The police said they believe she was killed because of her husband's crusade.

He had gone into market research as if it were the last great crusade.

I've spent the last four years in particular on a personal crusade to find a way to love myself.

Here it is a religious experience, the crusade without end.

So my mom and I took him on as a private crusade.

That might even be what set him off on this new crusade of his.

"Probably true, but what began as a project has become a crusade."

All right, I'll let you go on your little crusade.

In any case, Richard certainly took his new wife with him for the first part of the crusade.

"Sometimes I want to let someone else lead this crusade," she said.

Six months ago the President called for "a national crusade against drugs."

This is, he says, only the beginning of his crusade.

Today's crusade against religion has done the same sort of thing.

Finally, the programs for the following months of the Crusade were established.

By 1968, the setting for most of the film, the crusade was over.

As such, he finds himself on something of a crusade.

Of course, that never stopped anyone from crusading against a game before.

We're called upon to do an awful lot of crusading these days.

I'm not crusading for anything, just trying to be what I am."

She had spent years crusading for women's rights, endangered species, and the environment.

He crusades against a mobster who had a woman killed.

So says the killer, who crusades against the vices in which he takes part.

She crusaded for the integration of clinical and laboratory studies.

"Maybe there is a sense that things need to be better, although I wouldn't call them crusading kids," he continued.

Animal sports were put down by crusading urban and evangelical pressure.

To change this misconception, he and his team crusaded for the training of medical personal in the disease.

In recent years, he has vigorously crusaded against the exploitation of college and high school athletes.

Public interest groups have crusaded against commercialization of Chicago parks.

Crusading against evil-doers is likely by then to seem a less satisfying answer.

He has crusaded against his own government and portrayed himself as the leader who will tame it.

Reformers in all Southern states crusaded against the system.

She crusaded against the strip joints, but ran into one brick wall after another.

"Those who are crusading against abortion rights don't care anything about women," she said in an angry voice.

He had during his tenure crusaded against narcotics and pornography.

They went to documentary film makers, reporters and crusading book authors.

He also crusaded against the alcohol industry, successfully raising the drinking age from 18 to 21.

She went on a lecture tour, crusading against traffic in illegal drugs.

April 2000 finds him again crusading against all things liberal, but in an altered landscape.

Ever since, he has crusaded against the agency, slashing staff members and starting investigations.

Elsewhere, though crusading might cause a temporary break, the link between the prince and his court was close.

You know how they like crusading for the cause of the underdog.'