Sentence examples for avoid clashing with from inspiring English sources

P33 Daily Mirror Top Gear to avoid clashing with Britain's Got Talent live semi-finals.

In Cornwall, churches altered the times of their services to avoid clashing with Poldark.

Adding spinach requires a slightly more discerning selection to avoid clashing with the mild, pleasing bitterness of the green.

Palestinian officials in Nablus said that the Palestinian policemen had stayed off the streets to avoid clashing with the Israelis.

Both were rumoured to have changed release dates to avoid clashing with Adele – something denied by their labels.

In 2010 Australia's prime ministerial debate was brought forward by an hour to avoid clashing with another nail-biter: the final of "MasterChef", a cookery competition.

In general, Mr. da Silva has sought to avoid clashes with the military, which has kindled some criticism that he has been too indulgent of the armed forces.

The security forces had pulled back from Tahrir Square and other areas before the start of the day to avoid clashes with the protesters, although the military had issued a stern warning on its Facebook page against property destruction.

Every year Hackney's Victoria Park becomes the London outpost of the festival season and – moved forward two months to avoid clashes with the Olympics – this weekend brings two events.

Whether anybody in the Premier League is listening remains to be seen, although Dyke believes the FA must "up its game" in this regard and reports today suggested a possible agreement with the Premier League in providing greater support for the England team with the release of players or the rescheduling of domestic fixtures to avoid clashes with important international games.

The school speaks pointedly about its approach in each admissions interview and in open houses, to avoid clashes with parents who think "my kid is really good at this and I want him to move faster and I want him to get more," Mr. Trower said.