Sentence examples for clash but also from inspiring English sources

Looking back, I'm proud my band shared a stage with the Clash but also with perhaps the finest British band of the late 70s, Steel Pulse.

If he still refuses to obey the court order and continues to block the entrance, Mr. Katzenbach will walk back to the car, get the students and escort them to their dormitories — no clash, but also no retreat.

Perhaps the best of all is XM 44: Fred, devoted to the alternative rock of the late 70's and 80's, which includes groups like the Smiths and the Clash, but also more obscure offshoots like Arcadia and the Lightning Seeds.

It was after seeing an anarchist fanzine lampooning the royal wedding in Liverpool's Probe Records that Peter Hooton had the idea of producing something laced with the same caustic sensibility of the anarchist magazine, but aimed at the sort of streetwise guys – like himself – who liked The Clash but also went to the football.

It was after seeing an anarchist fanzine lampooning the royal wedding in Liverpool's Probe Records that Peter Hooton had the idea of producing something laced with the same caustic sensibility, but aimed at the sort of streetwise guys like himself who liked The Clash but also went to the football.

This is not only because there are more passing incidents and therefore more potential clashes, but also because the new passing devices have created other problems.

Not only does this trap the party in continuing personality clashes; but also it means that the battle of ideas is never over.

The most competitive contests are now officiated by professional umpires, a change that not only produces fewer clashes, but also speeds up the games, some of which used to stretch four or more hours.

The head of mission for MSF in Yemen, Marie-Elisabeth Ingres, said before the embassy closures were announced: "There is a difficulty for many people to access healthcare, particularly when there are clashes, but also because many people live in extremely remote areas where there is no health provision for many miles.

Their cameras offer a remarkably detailed window on the border clashes but also expose the limits of technology: One second the shade of green on a man's striped shirt is clearly visible, the next a black cloud eclipses the entire field of vision.

But then I met Phil, and I knew about his magazine, so I told him I'd like to create one that was aimed at the working class of Liverpool people who went to Jam or Clash concerts, but also people I saw at football matches.