Sentence examples similar to all clash with from inspiring English sources

The notion of a winner-takes-all clash with Uruguay on matchday three was a most unwelcome scenario.

Galatasaray, quarter-finalists last year, emerged triumphant from a winner-take-all clash with PSV Eindhoven in Istanbul.

The Storm could have secured the minor premiership with a victory, but now face the prospect of a winner-takes-all clash with Cronulla for the JJ Giltinan Shield in the final round, provided the Sharks beat the Roosters on Saturday night.

The Reds have a five-point lead at the summit and the title is likely to be decided in a winner-takes-all clash with Bristol Academy on 29 September.

And it's no secret that former press secretary Gibbs and former chiefs of staff Emmanuel and Daley all clashed with Jarrett.

While, in contrast, Kim Clijsters made light work of her fifth consecutive win against the dangerous Karolina Sprem as she edged closer to an all-Belgian clash with Henin.

In that situation, to make traditional-left Keynesianism work, as Benn suggested, would have meant an all-out clash with both the market and the state.

The week got under way on Wednesday with Toronto FC's 3-1 win in the all-Canadian clash with Montreal, which was perfectly timed on a night off for the Women's World Cup following the completion of the second round.

That in turn could be another stepping stone towards an all-Welsh clash with unbeaten WBO champion Nathan Cleverly.

Murray's failure to capitalise only served to inspire Ferrer, who closed out the match to set up an all-Spanish clash with six-time champion Nadal.

The Liverpudlian revealed he turned down a big-money all-British clash with Derek Chisora in order to get this chance to avenge his solitary defeat.