Sentence examples for best clash from inspiring English sources

In 1999, Q magazine named London Calling the fourth greatest British album of all time, and wrote that it is "the best Clash album and therefore among the very best albums ever recorded".

The game was only the fifth meeting between the teams, and their first in the tournament since their best-known clash, in 1987 for the national championship.

Never before have the world's two best coaches clashed in such close proximity in England – and neither of them has come to the Premier League to finish second.

The problem is that the best time-clash jokes — Barnabas catching sight of Karen Carpenter as she sings "Top of the World" on TV, and ripping out the back of the set with a cry of "Reveal yourself, tiny songstress!" — were all in the trailer, and I envy those viewers who, by sheer luck, have managed not to see it before they go to the movie.

Four of the world's best bridge teams clash annually in the Forbo-Krommenie NaThe Hague in The Hague.

For now, European event organisers, please do your best not to clash.

FiveThirtyEight called the game "the best defense-offense clash in NBA history".

Glaser picks up a Clash best-of disc.

We do our very best to avoid clashes".

He was Hulu's best advocate, sometimes clashing with the network executives on Hulu's board and arguing that they had to keep investing in the site, since television's future will surely involve Internet distribution.

Starting with Saturday's trip to Southampton, Forest then entertain Derby in a must-not-lose-at-any-cost-at-the-best-of-times clash, before Newcastle come to town in the Carling Cup, but McClaren can at least call on Guy Moussi and Paul Anderson after injury and history: Forest haven't lost in Southampton since 1990.