Sentence examples for clash could be from inspiring English sources
The culture clash could be painful.
The key to Sunday's clash could be rebounding.
When his subjects wore robes of contrasting design, the optical clash could be exhilaratingly vibrant.
No two men in the Open era have met more than Nadal and Djokovic, and there were high hopes their 37th clash could be one of their best.
The former England boss has succeeded Billy Davies at the midlands club and the Carling Cup first-round clash could be his first home game in charge.
The clash could be a true classic, with SI.com's Gabriele Marcotti arguing that Manchester United is the deeper and fresher team.
Gunfire and clashes could be heard on footage broadcast live by the Lebanon-based Al-Mayadeen and Hezbollah station al-Manar.
Particularly disturbing to them seems to be the suggestion that civilizational or cultural clashes could be brewing upon the planet in these bewildering times.
Early Sunday, sporadic clashes could be seen between a few hundred protesters, mostly supportive of the pro-democracy Occupy movement, and more than a hundred police officers.
On conflicts of interest, some maintain that for uncontroversial legal work, potential clashes could be avoided if clients granted them express permission to act for a rival, as routinely happens, for example, for consulting advice.
These clashes could be as small as different dialects or pronunciations of words to the different weights that students put on the value of education given their backgrounds.
