The phrase "at clash" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation of conflict or disagreement, but the phrase itself is not standard.
Example: "The two teams were at clash over the rules of the game."
Alternatives: "in conflict" or "at odds".
Never without support from his family, a key ingredient, Clash not only made it to his dream job but also had a hand in (and up) one of their key characters when Elmo landed in his lap – literally, when a fellow puppeteer threw the at the time unloved Elmo at Clash and asked if he thought he could do anything with it.
2014 December - Minister Without Portfolio Ziad Abu Ein dies at clash with Israeli troops at West Bank protest.
Seth Rollins will challenge Kevin Owens for the WWE Universal Title at Clash of Champions, but Owens may have to deal with Roman Reigns as well.
Look at Clash of Clans or Candy Crush Saga, or just about any other big game on the top grossing charts: they generate hundreds of millions and even billions of dollars in cash flow.
For an example of where things are at: Clash Of Clans gamer Galadon now has more followers on Kamcord than on Twitter — despite accruing the Kamcord followers in less than six months, and the Twitter count in three-to-four years.
Stream over at Clash Music, you're welcome.
Union leaders have vowed to continue campaigning against the cuts amid mounting anger at clashes with police and damage to stores and other buildings during the demonstration.
On the other side, Israeli soldiers and police and settlers have shot dead young Palestinians, some of them involved in attacks, others at clashes.
The police and firefighters have at times clashed at emergency scenes.
We had some success at the Clash.
At any clash, he said, he knows he will find friends.
