Sentence examples for Time clash from inspiring English sources

P21 The Times David Cameron avoids Question Time clash with Brexit's big hitters.

Major Lazer is performing in Sydney on the same night as Swift; if they can work out the time clash, and if Swift can find forgiveness in her heart, an appearance on stage might serve to both bury the hatchet and align their rising stars.

Improvements in data security will from time to time clash with certain companies' interests and, as a result, lead them to make unfounded accusations against their competitors".

He will maintain an enormous private financial interest that could at any time clash with American interests.

Despite a set time clash with his boss Jamie Jones, Patrick Topping, who has risen to stratospheric heights since releasing on Hot Creations, packed the second room with ease.

Karimov blamed the I.M.U. for the 1999 Tashkent bombings, and its forces, which numbered several hundred at the time, clashed with Uzbek troops in the summer of 2000.

The Magic Weekend derby between Hull FC and Hull KR will take place as planned, despite the kick-off time clashing with Hull City's FA Cup final appearance.

According to the report, Jared had, from time to time, clashed with Corey Lewandowski who had been Mr. Trump's campaign manager.

This week, in his first question-time clash with Tony Blair in the Commons, Iain Duncan Smith lived down to expectations.

Activism is a noble cause that, at times, clash with the powers that be who possess little or no appetite to be engaged critically with certain level of scrutiny and transparency.

The problem is that the best time-clash jokes — Barnabas catching sight of Karen Carpenter as she sings "Top of the World" on TV, and ripping out the back of the set with a cry of "Reveal yourself, tiny songstress!" — were all in the trailer, and I envy those viewers who, by sheer luck, have managed not to see it before they go to the movie.