Sentence examples for bears clash with from inspiring English sources

This meant tickets for the Bears' clash with the Buccaneers only went on sale on 11 September - many months later than in previous years.

Warwickshire captain Jim Troughton combined with predecessor Ian Westwood at Uxbridge to drag the Bears back into the Championship clash with Middlesex.

Only this time, the whiff is more than 10m away, it's drifting all the way from Baden-Baden, where England are preparing for this evening's bore draw.... er... clash with Sweden, which promises to be the most tedious hour and a half since Weird Uncle Fiver's PowerPoint presentation on Isle of Man driftwood (1996 - present day).

The Bears' game in hand, this week's four-day clash with Middlesex, is at Uxbridge, on a ground where the Bears won by an innings the last time they played there in 2008.

The prospect of an intensifying clash with the Trump administration is adding to pressures that have sent Chinese stocks into a bear market.

A clash with police ensued.

He also predicted our clash with Japan.

One died in a clash with police.

Elements of it clash with American sensibilities.

That effort can clash with tradition.

Again, there was a clash with police.