Sentence examples for be colliding with from inspiring English sources
Jonzen, who is Swedish and speaks English with no accent, smiled when he recalled how his elbows always seemed to be colliding with Fleming in practice.
But the movie is so clumsily directed and shot that it produces a kind of vertigo in which characters and scenes seem continually to be colliding with one another.
Moreover, the Kurds' longstanding fear of dominance by other powers now seems to be colliding with modest yet growing material comfort for some urban Kurds that was unthinkable not long ago, and has come on the back of Turkish investment, consumer goods and engineering expertise.
But that grand vision may be colliding with physical reality, in the form of results that are now roiling the fusion community.
The interpolation approach estimates the amplitude of a given partial that is known to be colliding with another one by linearly interpolating the amplitudes of other partials belonging to the same source.
Evidence of this subduction altering the course of faulting is found at the Yaquina fault, which, unlike the rest of the Panama Basin faults, trends to the west instead of north-south, indicating that the Carnegie Ridge may be colliding with the continental mass of Ecuador.
To be alive meant to collide continually with the existence of others and to be collided with, the results being at times good-natured, at others aggressive, then again good-natured.
Yes, this is the internet, so it's only taken a couple for hours for Adele's comeback single 'Hello' to be collided with Lionel Richie's absolutely bloody timeless ballad of the same name.
The former would probably be built as a 100km underground circular collider, a giant version of the LHC and would be able to generate beams of highly energetic protons which would then be collided with each other.
First-world profits are colliding with third-world problems.
And so, locavorism is colliding with municipalities' ordinances regulating the keeping and slaughtering of livestock.
